Psychology & Behavior
Cartoon Ads Do Promote Vaping to Teens
Despite industry claims that e-cigarettes exist to help adults stop smoking, so-called vaping, and ads about the practice, seem to have another purpose: cartoon ads depicting e-cigarette smoking on social media platforms are enticing a new generation to this new form of inhalation. Magic Mushrooms Could Help Treat Depression With Hallucination-Inducing Chemical
A new study claims that psilocybin — the chemical agent that makes people hallucinate can help patients with treatment-resistant depression. Men Think A Woman's Consent To Sex Previously Implies Her Consent Ever After
New research has found that many men on college campuses do not have accurate ideas about sexual consent. Mental Health Patients Want To Use Exercise As Treatment, Scientists Find
Exercise has been shown to help people with depression and anxiety, and mental health patients want their doctors to help them use that physical activity as treatment to relieve stress and feel better. Teens Who Smoke Pot, Drink Alcohol Have Less Potential As Adults: Study
Teenagers who are dependent on marijuana and alcohol are less likely to hold down a good job or get married as adults — and young men were affected more seriously than young women. How to Have a Good Relationship: Why a Little Jealousy Can Help
Researchers pinpointed exactly where jealousy originates in the brain. Artificial Intelligence Better Than Humans At Detecting Who's Gay
A new study reveals that AI can detect sexual orientation from photographs. Gait Analysis Can Reveal Personality Traits, Walking Speed As You Get Older
Gait analysis reveals your walking speed can reflect your personality traits. Facebook Friends May Get You Sick: Obsessive Social Media Use Triggers URI
A greater number of Facebook friends and social media-induced anxiety/stress can leave you vulnerable to upper respiratory infections. Online Dating Apps Can't Predict Romantic Attraction, Find Your 'Perfect Match'
The algorithm used by online dating apps and sites cannot predict romantic attraction between two strangers.