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Study: Dog Owners Love Nature, But Their Dogs Are Still Disturbing It
3+ day, 7+ min ago (249+ words) Research led by Thomas Roberts, Haeyoung Eun (University of Surrey) Four adults stand on a ridge path in England’s Surrey Hills. One names a birdsong drifting across the valley using an app, and the group falls silent, wrapped up in…...
Doctors Agree On A Psychiatric Diagnosis Only 55% Of The Time, Study Finds
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (296+ words) Research led by Mateo Boberg (Central and West Zealand Hospital, Region Zealand) Two doctors looking at the same case agreed on a diagnosis only about 55% of the time. Doctors landed on the reference diagnosis established by an expert panel just…...
Personality Genes Linked To Lifelong Health, Income, And Even Where You End Up Living
1+ week, 2+ day ago (437+ words) Research led by Ted Schwaba (Michigan State University), Michel G. Nivard (University of Bristol), Elliot M. Tucker-Drob (University of Texas at Austin) (© Olivier Le Moal - stock.adobe.com) Researchers behind the project, called the Revived Genomics of Personality Consortium, pulled together data…...
Why Do Pets Help Some People and Not Others? How You Talk to Them May Be the Clue
1+ week, 4+ day ago (295+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Emily E. Bray (University of Arizona) (Credit: © mariiya - stock.adobe.com) A microphone tucked in a pocket, switching on at random moments no one can predict. Just the ordinary sounds of daily life, including…...
The Secret To Sharp Memory In Old Age? Decades Of Mental Effort, Study Suggests
1+ week, 4+ day ago (152+ words) Research led by Raffaella Rumiati, Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati (SISSA) Credit: Nathana Rebouças on Unsplash People with higher cognitive reserve scores were more accurate across the board. It didn’t matter whether the round was easy or hard, whether…...
Philosophers Can't Explain Why Death Is A Misfortune But Losing The Lottery Isn't
1+ week, 6+ day ago (415+ words) Research led by Anna Folland (Uppsala University) (© dennizn - stock.adobe.com) Stakes here are higher than an academic squabble about word choice. If leading accounts cannot explain why premature death deserves dread and a losing lottery ticket does not, then…...
Teens Spot Fake Mental Health Advice, But TikTok Moves Too Fast To Verify It
2+ week, 5+ day ago (395+ words) Home › Society & Culture News › Social Media News Research led by Alex Christiansen (University of Birmingham) Most teenagers scrolling through TikTok at night aren’t looking for therapy. But mental health content finds them anyway. A new UK study, published in the…...
Taking A Screenshot Could Sabotage Memory, Researchers Find
2+ week, 6+ day ago (73+ words) Home › Mobile Phones News Research led by Deanne L. Westerman (Binghamton University) (Credit: © ozoneanna - stock.adobe.com) Across these experiments, reflexively capturing an image came with a clear memory cost and little evidence of anything in return. Saving something to…...
New Brain Cell Development Appears To Stall In People With Depression
2+ week, 6+ day ago (716+ words) Called "brilliant," "fantastic," and "spot on" by scientists and researchers, our acclaimed StudyFinds Analysis articles are created using an exclusive AI-based model with complete human oversight by the StudyFinds Editorial Team. For these articles, we use an unparalleled LLM process…...
Why Losing Your Phone Feels Physical, According to a Decade of Research
3+ week, 2+ day ago (449+ words) Home › Society & Culture News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Jess Hardley (Edith Cowan University) A hand slips into a pocket and finds nothing. No phone. For a split second, something feels genuinely wrong. That reaction goes beyond simple…...