If you’ve recently sat through your child’s ADHD evaluation, you might have felt a strange sense of recognition. As the specialist described symptoms like “difficulty with transitions,” “emotional dysregulation,” or “executive function... Read more »
It can seem like everyone feels entitled to their own opinions and even their own facts. But skeptic Michael Shermer argues that reports of truth’s death are greatly exaggerated. In his forthcoming... Read more »
This study investigated the trajectories and associated predictors of depressive symptoms in women from pregnancy through the first 3 years postpartum. Key Takeaways Two distinct patterns emerge: Most women remain mentally resilient, but nearly... Read more »
Does Social Media Cause Anxiety? New Study From The University of Manchester Challenges Common Fears
For years, parents and teachers have worried that scrolling through feeds and playing video games is the primary cause of the rising mental health crisis among young people. You might feel a... Read more »
If you’re someone who rejoices at self-serve checkouts, automated banking, or online shopping—and I’ll admit, I tick two out of three of these boxes—have you ever stopped to think about how taxing... Read more »
Key Takeaways The Power of Three: Maternal sensitivity, childhood friendships, and observing a parent’s romantic life all uniquely predict how well we adjust to adult relationships. A 30-Year Journey: Researchers followed over... Read more »
Many studies show that most women don’t care much about the length or girth of men’s penises, either flaccid or erect. But men don’t believe it. Sex educators talk themselves hoarse about... Read more »
It starts with a single disagreement, maybe over something small like a text or a domestic habit, and suddenly, the person you thought you knew feels like a stranger. One day they... Read more »