Recent Posts
Loading...
Psych Pedia
  • Home
  • ADHD
    • Anxiety Disorders
  • Anxiety Disorders
    • OCD and Phobia
    • Anxiety and High IQ
    • Perception of Anxious Person
  • Bipolar Disorder
  • Depression
  • Autism

Diet drinks are linked to weight gain, dementia and strokes, study claims

Edit
Drinking diet soda is just as bad for you as having a regular soda, a new report has claimed.  Even sugar-free drinks are raising the ris...
Read More

Emory doctor is the first black Neuropsychologist in the country

Edit
With only 5,000 neuropsychologists in the country, Doctor Stringer has the distinction of being a first. He was the first African American ...
Read More

The shorter your sleep, the shorter your life: the new sleep science

Edit
Leading neuroscientist Matthew Walker on why sleep deprivation is increasing our risk of cancer, heart attack and Alzheimer’s – and what yo...
Read More

Vitamin D Supplements Reduce Depressive Symptoms, Cardiac Events

Edit
Vitamin D supplement use is linked to reduced depressive symptoms and cardiac events for patients with moderate to severe depressive sympto...
Read More

Instagram is worst for your mental health, study finds

Edit
Instagram is the worst social media site in terms of its impact on the mental health of young people, a report has suggested. The #Status...
Read More

FDA approves new drug to treat multiple sclerosis

Edit
On March 28, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) to treat adult patients with relapsing forms of multiple...
Read More

Why seeing a psychologist is not just for the mentally ill

Edit
Almost half of us will experience some kind of mental struggle in our lives. Less than half of those will ever seek help, but it's not...
Read More

If you like sick jokes, maybe it’s because you’re just so smart

Edit
Understanding jokes requires a certain amount of mental agility, psychologists tell us, because you need to recognise a sudden shift in mean...
Read More

Doctors May Now Be Able To Predict Autism Before Age One

Edit
A new study represents a major potential breakthrough in early diagnosis. Using magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs), a team of researchers ...
Read More

First-born children ‘more intelligent’ due to extra mental stimulation from parents

Edit
Study could explain higher achievement by first-borns in education and employment. First-born children are more intelligent than their si...
Read More

Domestic violence reports soar in Russian city following partial decriminalisation

Edit
Mayor of Yekaterinburg believes law change makes domestic violence seem acceptable. Reports of domestic violence have more than doubled i...
Read More
Trump hung up on a world leader. A psychologist says we should be worried

Trump hung up on a world leader. A psychologist says we should be worried

Edit
“Trump acts like a child who hasn’t yet developed enough to consider anyone else’s opinion” There are few situations where hanging up on so...
Read More

Research Again Finds That Talk Therapy Can Change The Brain

Edit
In the ongoing search to find effective treatments for mental health disorders, recent years have brought some interesting findings. One of...
Read More

People who struggle to get out of bed in the morning 'are more intelligent'

Edit
The snooze button does tend to get a bad rap. People who use it are often branded as lazy and undisciplined and many people believe that ge...
Read More
Subscribe to: Posts ( Atom )
Copyright © 2016 Psych Pedia. Powered by Blogger.

Popular Posts

  • The Science of Happiness: Why complaining is literally killing you.
    By Steven Parton, From  CuriousApes.com Sometimes in life, all the experience and knowledge simmering around in that ol’ consciousness of...
  • Do People See Emotions In Your Face That Aren't There?
    New research suggests that women have a tendency to attribute more hostility to other women’s faces than is actually present or intended. ...
  • Lying Eyes, Or Something Else? How Blink Rate, Pupil Dilation Give Insight To Honesty And Attraction
    It takes seven seconds. You walk in, smile, shake hands. In those brief moments of nonverbal communication, experts say , most people form ...
  • How This Entrepreneur Fought Her Depression and Built a $300 Million Business
    Exactly five years ago, Annie Lawless was having a hard time getting out of bed. She was in law school and less than happy. Although she ...
  • Neurotransmitters and their Functions
    Neurotransmitters are chemicals that facilitate the transmission of nerve impulses from one neuron to another neuron or body cell. Some of ...
  • Why seeing a psychologist is not just for the mentally ill
    Almost half of us will experience some kind of mental struggle in our lives. Less than half of those will ever seek help, but it's not...
  • Doctors look after our mental health but who looks after theirs?
    A number of health and professionals from other industries have been studied in recent years and many, not unsurprisingly, also show high ...
  • How smartphone light affects your brain and body
    It may be hard to stop, but looking at your phone at night is a terrible idea. Smartphone screens emit bright blue light so you can see ...
  • Types of Creativity
    Have you heard someone say, “Oh, John – he’s so creative! I wish I was creative like that.” It makes it sound as if creativity is a nat...
  • Study confirms that ending your texts with a period is terrible
    Ending your texts with a period is truly monstrous. We all know this. Grammar be darned, it just doesn't look friendly. Now a study ha...

Follow Psych Pedia

Featured Post

The Fewer Friends You Have, The Smarter You Are (Says Science)

Download E-Book

Download E-Book
Interpretation of Dreams

Followers

Follow Psych Pedia's Founder

About Me

Adil Ali
View my complete profile
Distributed By Gooyaabi Templates
  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Error Page