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Top PsyPost News

Higher Trust Leads to Greater Happiness and Life Satisfaction

Longevity · Alaska

Higher Trust Leads to Greater Happiness and Life Satisfaction

43% Right coverage: 21 sources

People with higher levels of trust-in both others and institutions-report higher levels of subjective well-being, an important indicator of quality of life and predictor of health and longevity, than those with lower levels of trust, according to research published by the American Psychological Association.See the Story

Childhood Trauma Linked to Higher Risk of Endometriosis in Adult Women

Psychology · North Carolina

Childhood Trauma Linked to Higher Risk of Endometriosis in Adult Women

45% Center coverage: 20 sources

A suspected link between childhood trauma and the risk of developing endometriosis in later life was strengthened Wednesday with the publication of study that showed a connection between the two.See the Story

American Tourist's Body Awaits Repatriation After Fatal Ayahuasca Ceremony in Peru

Psychedelic Drugs · Peru

American Tourist's Body Awaits Repatriation After Fatal Ayahuasca Ceremony in Peru

58% Left coverage: 12 sources

Flipping two atoms in LSD turned it into a powerful treatment for damaged brain circuits

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Scientists at the University of California, Davis have developed a new drug related to LSD that retains the psychedelic’s beneficial brain effects while minimizing the hallucinogenic experience. The compound, called JRT, showed strong potential to promote brain cell growth and reverse damage linked to conditions like schizophrenia. In animal experiments, JRT improved symptoms without triggering behaviors associated with hallucinations. The findi…Psychedelic Drugs · Davis See the Story

How Narcissists May Groom Bystanders to Abandon Scapegoats

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Narcissists often attempt to remain blameless by using exile and isolation as tools of suppression, and by recruiting an echo chamber of enablers seeking to prove their loyalty.See the Story

Christian nationalists tend to imagine God as benevolent, angry over sins, and engaged

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Christians who believe God is benevolent, engaged, and angered by sin are more likely to support religious nationalism, according to a new study. This worldview was also associated with conspiracy mentality and xenophobic attitudes.Science Read Article

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder harms relationships for both sufferers and their partners – new study

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

An estimated 2% of people who menstruate are thought to have premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). The condition causes severe emotional, mental and physical symptoms in the week or two before a person’s menstrual cycle – including brain fog, stomach cramps, bloating, mood swings, anger, sadness, low self-worth, anxiety and even thoughts of suicide. Although PMDD symptoms usually stop when the period starts, the condition can still make everyd…Read Article

Fears about AI push workers to embrace creativity over coding, new research suggests

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As automation and artificial intelligence become more widespread, many workers are rethinking how to prepare for the future of work. A new study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin shows that people who perceive automation as a threat to their job prospects tend to place greater value on creativity. The researchers conducted the study to better understand how psychological reactions to new technology shape career preparation.…Artificial Intelligence · West Lafayette See the Story

Seeing struggle as growth linked to higher self-esteem and life satisfaction

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Believing that daily hardships build character might help to boost well-being and motivation, according to a new study published in Self & Identity. What happens when people believe that life’s struggles are not only unavoidable but also transformative? The answer lies in a mindset called “difficulty-as-improvement”—the belief that hardships build character, purify one’s spirit, or lead to personal growth. Existing frameworks like identity-based…Read Article

Fear Predicts Authoritarian Attitudes Across Cultures, with Conservatives Most Affected

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A sweeping study of over 84,000 people across 59 countries found that individuals who feel threatened by crime, poverty, or instability are more likely to support authoritarian governance—especially in Western nations and among politically right-leaning individuals.Culture · Germany See the Story

New research links certain types of narcissism to anti-immigrant attitudes

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

People with particular narcissistic traits may be more likely to hold negative attitudes toward immigrants, according to new research published in the journal Behavioral Sciences. The study found that individuals high in extraverted or antagonistic narcissism were more likely to endorse anti-immigrant beliefs, and this connection was driven by their tendency to view the world as a highly competitive place and to support authoritarian or dominanc…Psychopathy · United States See the Story

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