Neurocognitive study shows how negative biographical details influence art perceptions
Recent research has revealed that learning negative information about an artist can change how we perceive their artwork, both emotionally ...
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The negative link between religiosity and intelligence remains stable over time in older adults
In a study spanning over a decade, researchers found no evidence to suggest that religious practices, such as praying or ...
53% of Doctors Face Negative Social Media Encounters
What You Should Know: Over half of doctors have had a negative encounter with another user, according to Software Advice’s ...
New research indicates visceral fat has a profoundly negative effect on cognitive abilities
Being overweight or having excess body fat is a strong predictor of reduced cognitive function, according to new research published ...
Users report moderate benefits but with more negative effects
People who use psychedelic substances in an attempt to self-treat their mental health tend to report mild-to-moderate positive outcomes, according ...
Surprising link between exercise and negative memory bias discovered
Exercise typically has positive impacts on mental health outcomes. But a new study suggests that engaging in physical activity might ...
Linguistic analysis of 177,296 Reddit comments sheds light on negative attitudes toward science
A new study examined comments given on the Reddit forum “r/science” to discover how commenters express negative attitudes towards science. ...
Testosterone enhances men’s sensitivity to the negative outcomes of risky choices
Testosterone administration increases the sensitivity to negative feedback following risky choices in men, according to the results of a new ...
Study finds psychopaths may not remember emotionally negative events accurately
New analysis means that these with psychopathic persona traits are much less prone to creating false recollections of detrimental occasions. ...
Walking in nature decreases negative feelings among those diagnosed with major depressive disorder
A research printed within the Journal of Affective Disorders investigated the connection between strolling in nature and emotional have an ...
