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psypost.org > adolescent-narcissism-brings-brief-popularity-but-not-likeability-among-peers

Adolescent narcissism brings brief popularity but not likeability among peers, study finds

16+ hour, 36+ min ago   (340+ words) Theoretical models suggest that narcissistic individuals use different strategies to navigate social situations. Grandiose narcissism is often linked to overt, status-seeking behaviors like extraversion and social charm. In contrast, vulnerable narcissism is associated with more covert attempts to gain inclusion,…...

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psypost.org > how-personality-and-social-context-shape-adolescent-loneliness

Tracking 294 young people through 27,000 smartphone check-ins, researchers found being around others didn't reliably ease loneliness — it depended entirely on who those others were

1+ day, 38+ min ago   (614+ words) Adolescence is a period of intense social transition. Teenagers often shift their focus from family to peers, which can leave them feeling disconnected if they have not yet formed stable friend groups. The threshold for feeling lonely varies from person…...

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psypost.org > autistic-individuals-might-be-somewhat-better-at-reading-emotions-of-other-autistic-people

Autistic individuals might be somewhat better at reading emotions of other autistic people

1+ day, 14+ hour ago   (728+ words) PsyPost Autistic individuals might be somewhat better at reading emotions of other autistic people A study comparing the abilities of autistic and non-autistic individuals to recognize other people’s emotions found no overall main differences between the two groups. However, autistic…...

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psypost.org > shyness-makes-facial-expressions-seem-more-intense-but-only-in-certain-cultures

Shyness makes facial expressions seem more intense, but only in certain cultures

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (548+ words) “Previous research has shown that both cultural background and individual personality traits can influence how people perceive facial emotions, but very few studies have examined these two factors together,” Kong and Xiao told PsyPost. “We were particularly interested in shyness…...

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psypost.org > racing-thoughts-not-racing-hearts-link-daily-stress-to-poor-sleep

Daily stress predicts nighttime wakefulness through cognitive arousal

4+ day, 12+ hour ago   (438+ words) A new study reveals that daily stress is associated with racing thoughts at bedtime, which in turn predicts disrupted sleep for nearly everyone. However, people who are naturally prone to stress-induced sleep loss experience higher overall stress and prolonged nighttime…...

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psypost.org > psilocybin-prevents-chemotherapy-induced-nerve-damage-in-new-preclinical-study

Psilocybin prevents chemotherapy-induced nerve damage in new preclinical study

4+ day, 12+ hour ago   (1116+ words) Recent research suggests that giving mice a compound found in magic mushrooms before chemotherapy can prevent the debilitating nerve damage that often accompanies cancer treatment. The findings indicate that psilocybin protects nerve fibers by keeping their cellular powerhouses moving and…...

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psypost.org > a-six-decade-study-links-teenage-school-anxiety-to-late-life-memory-complaints

A six-decade study links teenage school anxiety to late-life memory complaints

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (561+ words) Feeling anxious or struggling to keep pace in school during early adolescence is linked to how people view their own memory abilities more than fifty years later. The findings suggest that early-life psychological health can have a lasting association with…...

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psypost.org > how-social-status-and-depression-warp-our-sense-of-fairness

New study reveals how depression twists our perception of fairness

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (840+ words) People experiencing symptoms of depression often view social situations differently than others. A recent study found that individuals with depressive symptoms are more likely to perceive unfair financial offers as fair, but only if they consider themselves to have a…...

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psypost.org > psychologists-find-smartphone-screenshots-can-cause-a-profound-degree-of-digital-amnesia

Psychologists find smartphone screenshots can cause a profound degree of "digital amnesia"

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (511+ words) This disengagement could free up cognitive resources, offering measurable mental benefits on other tasks that might offset the initial memory penalty. To test this idea, the researchers conducted seven separate experiments with undergraduate students. In the first experiment, 33 participants used…...

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psypost.org > people-with-narcissistic-traits-generate-more-original-and-malicious-ideas-for-revenge-study-finds

People with narcissistic traits generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge, study finds

6+ day, 9+ hour ago   (583+ words) People who have previously used their imagination to harm others or who possess highly narcissistic traits tend to generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge. These findings indicate that past actions and personality shape how individuals apply their problem-solving…...