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Fear & Anger May Affect Conservatives and Liberals Differently
Fear and anger related to the 2016 presidential election and climate change — one of the campaign’s major issues — had different effects on the way conservatives and liberals processed...
Recalling Happy Memories in Adolescence Can Cut Depression Risk
In a new study, University of Cambridge researchers found that recalling positive events and experiences can help young people build resilience against depression in later life. Depression is now the...
Military Wives May Have Greater Risk of Perinatal Depression
Women whose partners are away on military deployment are at greater risk of developing depression during pregnancy and just after giving birth, according to a new U.K. study published in...
Volcanic adolescence
In the early days, Caroline, a 14-year-old girl, started each session with a chin thrust indignantly at her counselor. She wanted to be seen as a warrior, and she offered answers that were blunt as a sledgehammer. And why should she drop…
Analytic Model May Better Predict Who Will Develop PTSD
A newly developed analytic model can predict with significant accuracy which trauma victims are most likely to develop chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The findings are published in the journal...
Patient Survey: Many ER Workers Lack Knowledge of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
In the first known study to look at how chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is handled in the emergency department (ED), researchers found that many health care workers have a profound...
Targeted Cognitive Training Can Aid Those With Severe Schizophrenia
A new study shows that targeted cognitive training (TCT) benefits patients with severe schizophrenia, improving verbal learning and auditory perception while lessening the severity of auditory hallucinations. Schizophrenia is among...
Connection to Nature Can Ease Distress, Hyperactivity in Kids
A new Hong Kong study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, finds that when preschoolers are connected to nature, they have fewer behavioral and emotional difficulties, show improved prosocial behaviors...
Victims of Bullying, Sexual Abuse Often Have Lower Quality of Life
Victims of sexual abuse or bullying tend to have a lower quality of life similar to people living with chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, depression or severe anxiety,...
Assessing Psychological Flexibility May Help Tailor Therapy to Individual Patient
In a new study, U.K. researchers have analyzed degrees of psychological flexibility and identified three distinct classes: high, moderate and low. Delineating psychological flexibility provides clinicians with diagnostic tools with…
