Psychologist
TEHRAN (ANA)- Researchers have discovered that the active pursuit of happiness drains our limited mental energy, reducing our self-control and making us more prone to choices that lead to unhappiness.
News ID: 8417 Publish Date : 2025/03/06
TEHRAN (ANA)- Researchers from HSE University and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine identified 15 key motives that drive human behavior using an evolutionary perspective.
News ID: 8356 Publish Date : 2025/02/28
TEHRAN (ANA)- A new study explores why do some people remember dreams in vivid detail while others recall nothing at all, finding that factors like sleep patterns, age, and cognitive tendencies play a significant role.
News ID: 8286 Publish Date : 2025/02/21
TEHRAN (ANA)- Morning brings the brightest moods, while midnight is when people feel their worst, according to a large study.
News ID: 8183 Publish Date : 2025/02/07
TEHRAN (ANA)- People with bipolar disorder are much more likely to die prematurely, mainly due to accidents, violence, or health issues exacerbated by alcohol.
News ID: 7922 Publish Date : 2025/01/07
TEHRAN (ANA)- Sixty-eight percent of nursing home residents who were prescribed antipsychotics exhibited more behavioral issues after starting the medication compared to before.
News ID: 7891 Publish Date : 2025/01/01
TEHRAN (ANA)- A recent study conducted by an Oxford University researcher reveals that homeownership in early adulthood extends the lifespan of male Americans born in the early 20th century by approximately four months.
News ID: 7820 Publish Date : 2024/12/24
TEHRAN (ANA)- A new study led by faculty at Florida State University College of Medicine has quantified the link between loneliness and dementia by analyzing data from over 600,000 individuals worldwide, making it the largest study of its kind.
News ID: 7528 Publish Date : 2024/11/21
TEHRAN (ANA)- Johns Hopkins researchers reactivated a memory circuit in mice, causing them to seek shelter even when no threat or shelter was present and the findings could lead to novel approaches for researching and treating memory loss in humans, including Alzheimer’s disease.
News ID: 7411 Publish Date : 2024/11/06
TEHRAN (ANA)- Using a broad genetic trawling method, scientists at Washington University identified connections between genetic risk factors and behaviors like screen time and stressful life events in youth and their findings highlight potential areas for intervention to mitigate the risk of psychiatric disorders.
News ID: 7389 Publish Date : 2024/11/04
TEHRAN (ANA)- Recent research by the University of Maryland highlights sex differences in brain pathways linked to reward behaviors, showing distinct molecular mechanisms in males and females that could influence the treatment of disorders like depression.
News ID: 6697 Publish Date : 2024/08/06
TEHRAN (ANA)- Neurobiologists at the University of California San Diego have discovered how stress turns into fear in the brain — in conditions such as PTSD — and a method to block it.
News ID: 5842 Publish Date : 2024/05/02
TEHRAN (ANA)- A recent study sheds light on how sleep and daydreaming serve as optimal times for organizing and preserving memories for the long term.
News ID: 5808 Publish Date : 2024/04/29
TEHRAN (ANA)- Kirsty Ross, an Associate Professor and Senior Clinical Psychologist at Massey University has wrote in his research that as a clinical psychologist, he has often have clients say they are having trouble with thoughts "on a loop" in their head, which they find difficult to manage.
News ID: 5697 Publish Date : 2024/04/17
TEHRAN (ANA)- Australian researchers have for the first time measured how the human brain makes loved ones the center of a person's attention.
News ID: 4954 Publish Date : 2024/01/29
TEHRAN (ANA)- There's a problem for the roughly 1 in 10 people who regularly work night shifts, according to a new study: more than half of them have likely developed some kind of sleep disorder, such as insomnia.
News ID: 4953 Publish Date : 2024/01/29
TEHRAN (ANA)- Does thinking about faith make religious people more likely to take leaps? A new study lead by York University's Faculty of Health says yes, finding that participants were more likely to take risks when thinking about God as a benevolent protector.
News ID: 4821 Publish Date : 2024/01/17
TEHRAN (ANA)- New figures from the Technical Sciences department at Aarhus University indicates a connection between smoking and an increased likelihood of hospitalization due to mental illness in later stages of life.
News ID: 4721 Publish Date : 2024/01/07
TEHRAN (ANA)- Children who are the youngest in their class to be identified with ADHD are just as likely to keep the diagnosis as older pupils in their year group, scientists at the University of Southampton and Paris Nanterre University have found.
News ID: 4681 Publish Date : 2024/01/03
TEHRAN (ANA)- Research from psychology, behavior and decision-making reveals gift-giving tips and mistakes.
News ID: 4646 Publish Date : 2023/12/31
