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These research articles involve many aspects of psychology such as cognitive psychology, depression studies, mental health, stress, happiness and neuropsychology, Scroll below for more specific categories.

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Empathy Enhances Altruistic Behavior in Selfish People

A new study report on how brain connectivity reveals our hidden motives.

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Young Adults With Hostile Attitudes at Risk of Memory Problems in Middle Age

According to a new study, young adults who are hostile or don't deal too well with stress are at higher risk of thinking and memory problems in middle age.

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Hey Bro! Bromances May Be Good For Male Health

According to a new study, 'Bromances' may acutally generate healthy effects, especially in times of mild stress.

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Looking at Brain Activity May Aid Self Motivation

Researchers are using a new brain imaging strategy to understand how to manipulate specific neural circuits in order to help motivate people.

Emotional Asymmetry

A new study looks at how people with unilateral facial paralysis find it difficult to correctly perceive the expression on the faces of others.

Reading Can Improve Mental Flexibility

A new study reports that reading a good book can help increase mental flexibility.

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Long Term Stress Erodes Memory

Researchers pin memory loss to neuroinflammation and the immune system following sustained stress.

Put Down That Phone! Mobile Device Addiction Linked to Depression and Anxiety

Researchers report cell phone addiction is linked to depression and anxiety in college aged students.

Linking Specific Brain Areas to Depression

According to a new study, damage in specific brain structures appear to be associated with a greater risk of developing depression.

People Who Consider Dementia an Illness Have a More Negative Outlook

A new study reports people who perceive dementia as an illness rather than an inevitable part of aging tend to be more negative and express lower mood.