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Bystander inaction breeds prejudice: The alarming impact on attitudes and society's tolerance - PsyPost
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New study links brainwave patterns to depressed mood shifts - PsyPost
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Exploring discrepancies between anti-prejudice values and behavior - PsyPost
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Romantic relationships linked to disturbed sleep patterns in adolescents, study finds - PsyPost
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Genetics and concussion – why a minor knock can be devastating for some people - PsyPost
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Single-session exposure therapy: A game-changer for phobia treatment? - PsyPost
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People with Parkinson's may benefit from cardio, weight training and yoga – here's what you need to know - PsyPost
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Unintended pregnancies take a toll on the mental health of new fathers - PsyPost
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REM sleep and the science of dreams: A deep dive into the unconscious mind - PsyPost
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New study uncovers a "vicious cycle" between feeling less socially connected and increased smartphone use - PsyPost
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Modafinil and caffeine improve vigilance of individuals deprived of sleep, study finds - PsyPost
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People ascribe intentions and emotions to both human- and AI-made art, but still report stronger emotions for artworks made by humans - PsyPost
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Psilocybin might be effective for treatment-resistant depression even with ongoing SSRI use, study suggests - PsyPost
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Depressed individuals have reduced connectivity in brain regions responsible for cognitive functioning - PsyPost
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Exposure to wood smoke leads to complex and long-lasting neuroinflammatory and neurometabolomic alterations - PsyPost
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A single dose of psilocybin boosts neuroplasticity and reduces depression symptoms - PsyPost
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Depression doesn't taint all aspects of life, new study suggests - PsyPost
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New research: Circadian disruptions in an animal model of Alzheimer's are mitigated by time-restricted eating - PsyPost
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Emotional maltreatment in childhood might make one more prone to rumination, potentially leading to depression - PsyPost
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Ketamine shows potential for rapid and sustained anxiety relief - PsyPost
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Cheese consumption might be linked to better cognitive health, study finds - PsyPost
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Different facets of mindfulness mediate the link between childhood trauma and heavy cannabis use in distinct ways - PsyPost
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Scientists reconstruct Pink Floyd song using human brain activity - PsyPost
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation can treat depression. Developing research suggests it could also help autism, ADHD and OCD - PsyPost
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Cognitive reserve is a mechanism underlying the link between openness to experience and cognitive functioning in adults - PsyPost
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