People Who Go To Bed Late Have Less Control Over OCD SymptomsAccording to researchers, going to be late can result in lower perceived control of obsessive thoughts for those with OCD.Read More
Unearned Fun Tastes Just as SweetWaiting until all your chores are done to embark on leisure activities may not be the best idea, a new study reports.Read More
Molecular Mechanism Underlies Anxiety and AutismResearchers have identified a calcium dependent molecular mechanism that could underlie impaired social interactions and anxiety in neuropsychiatric disorders.Read More
Investigating Emotional Spillover in the BrainStudy reports inhibiting the activity of the lateral prefrontal cortex can help knock out emotional spillover.Read More
Navigating the Tricky Waters of Being a StepdadA new article looks at the often difficult roles stepdads have in their families and the opportunities step parenting holds.Read More
Science Shows How Faces Guide, and Reflect, Our Social LivesA special edition of Current Directions in Psychological Science focuses on how our perception of faces plays a central role in our social lives.Read More
Music Sessions Can Help Millions Who Struggle to Speak to Lead a Richer LifeResearchers report tailored music sessions may be crucial in helping transform the lives with communication problems, such as those associated with autism, brain damage and stroke.Read More
Surprising New Link Between Inflammation and Mental IllnessA new study considers whether immune system changes in people with lupus contribute to neuropsychiatric symptoms associated with the disease.Read More
Visiting Virtual Beach Improves Patient Experiences During Dental ProceduresA virtual walk on a beach could help improve people's experiences during dental procedures, a new study reports.Read More
A Link Between Spacing Out and Giving UpA new study reports those whose minds wander less are more likely to stick to long term goals.Read More
How Detecting Social Signals May Have Affected How We See ColorsA new study reports the photoreceptors in our eyes allow us to detect socially significant color variations better than other types of color vision.Read More
Loneliness Contributes to Self-Centeredness for Sake of Self-PreservationLoneliness increases self centeredness while being self centered contributes to feelings of loneliness, a new study reports.Read More