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Can learning to form healthy bonds reduce psychopathic behaviors?
PsyPost 15 Jul 2026
Early childhood abuse and neglect are consistently linked to the manifestation of psychopathic traits in adulthood. The psychological pathways bridging early trauma and later antisocial personality features have remained somewhat ambiguous ... ....
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How LSD reshapes brain circuitry to blur the lines between perception and thought
PsyPost 14 Jul 2026
A recent small study analyzes how the psychedelic drug LSD reshapes brain activity. The research shows that the substance boosts widespread neural synchronization while blurring the boundaries between sensory perception and abstract thought ... ....
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How much microplastic are we actually breathing in? Here’s what we do and still don’t know
The Conversation 14 Jul 2026
You’ve already inhaled thousands of microscopic particles today. Some will be dust, pollen or soot, and some are plastic. Microplastics – tiny fragments shed from clothes, tyres or packaging – have been found pretty much everywhere ... .
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Lesbian women report lower desire for solitary sexual activity than heterosexual women
PsyPost 14 Jul 2026
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El estratega legal de Karina Milei y viceministro de Justicia estuvo el s�bado en Kansas ...
Clarin 13 Jul 2026
Es Santiago Viola, n�mero dos de Juan Bautista Mahiques en el ministerio y representante del Ejecutivo en la Magistratura ....
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Better diets are linked to sharper focus in teens with attention disorders
PsyPost 13 Jul 2026
A small study of Australian teens indicates that while adolescents with and without attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder consume similarly poor diets, those who eat healthier foods experience fewer attention challenges ... ....
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People with psychiatric disorders tend to have a smaller pineal gland
PsyPost 13 Jul 2026
A new statistical review reveals that people diagnosed with psychiatric conditions tend to have a physically smaller pineal gland compared to those without such conditions ... The pineal gland is a tiny, pea-shaped structure tucked deep inside the brain.
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New research reveals how social anxiety alters visual judgments of walking strangers
PsyPost 13 Jul 2026
Individuals with high levels of social anxiety tend to perceive both single people and groups as walking directly toward them, even when the actual movement is angled away ... Researchers study this phenomenon using a concept called biological motion.
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Marietta Daily Journal
13 Jul 2026
U.S. Figure Skating Championship brought $15.8 million economic impact to St. Louis
The U.S. Figure Skating Championship brought St. Louis roughly $15.8 million in economic impact ... .
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Karina Milei pide reencauzar la gesti�n y baja l�nea para frenar la interna con Caputo
Clarin 12 Jul 2026
La hermana del Presidente se puso al frente del plan reelecci�n y quiere dejar atr�s las diferencias internas. La tregua con Patricia Bullrich y la apertura para sumar aliados ....
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Coffee consumption linked to slower cellular aging in people with severe mental illness
PsyPost 12 Jul 2026
Individuals with severe mental disorders who drink up to four cups of coffee a day may possess a cellular age that appears roughly five years younger than those who abstain ... The research was published in the journal BMJ Mental Health ... ....
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Book smarts and life smarts are driven by the exact same intelligence, study finds
PsyPost 12 Jul 2026
For decades, intelligence tests have measured general knowledge by asking questions based on traditional academic subjects ... Human intelligence is traditionally divided into two broad conceptual categories by psychologists ... ....
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New York Times writers subpoenaed after story about Qatari jet security
The Buffalo News 12 Jul 2026
Four New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns surrounding a Qatari-gifted jet serving as the new Air Force One have been subpoenaed by the Justice Department, the news outlet reported early Saturday ....
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Trump’s 2020 pivot on face masks changed Republican behavior but not their medical beliefs
PsyPost 12 Jul 2026
When public health crises occur, government officials assume that educating the exact population about a threat will naturally encourage safe habits ... These findings were published in the American Sociological Review ... Bartholomew A ... Konechni ....
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More hot yoga means less severe depression symptoms, new trial analysis finds
PsyPost 12 Jul 2026
Attending heated yoga classes provides a proportional reduction in depression severity, meaning that the more sessions a person attends, the better they tend to feel ... The research was published in the Journal of Affective Disorders ... Mason, Darshan H.
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