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Tag: Impulsivity
Skills and compensation strategies in adult ADHD – A qualitative study
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Pathological grooming: Evidence for a single factor behind trichotillomania, skin picking and nail biting
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Unearthing the Unspoken Dimensions of Opioid Dependency
Introduction: Taming the Uncertain Beast Picture yourself in a dense fog where the path ahead is invisible, and every step you take resonates with uncertainty. Most people would feel uneasy or anxious in such a scenario, eager to return to the clarity of certainty. Now, imagine if this feeling of uncertainty wasn’t confined to such […]
Exploring the Virtual Mirror: How Video Games Reflect Adolescents’ Mental Health
Introduction: Diving into the Gaming Universe of the Adolescent Mind Imagine a world where the landscapes continually shift, quests vary, and endless possibilities await at every turn. For many adolescents, video games offer such an environment—a digital realm that serves as both escape and exploration. In recent years, this virtual playground has attracted the attention […]
Understanding the Grain-Mind Connection: How What We Eat Influences Our Behaviors
Introduction: Food for Thought? Let’s Dive In! Have you ever wondered how the food you eat might be playing tricks with your mind? Or how skipping or adding certain foods in your diet could change the way you act or think? These are not just imaginary connections but a captivating area of science being explored […]
Exploring the Brain’s Role in Our Thirst for Novelty
**Introduction** Have you ever wondered why some people are constantly seeking out new experiences while others prefer the comfort of routine? The answer might lie in the complex interplay between our brain’s structure and its chemical messengers. The research paper [Is there a relation between novelty seeking, striatal dopamine release and frontal cortical thickness?](https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0174219) delves […]
Emotional Intelligence Behind Bars: Understanding Young Minds
Introduction: Exploring the Unseen Worlds of Young Minds Imagine walking through life wearing earplugs that make conversations sound like muffled music, the lyrics just out of reach. For some, understanding other people’s emotions can feel like this—a puzzle that never quite aligns. This phenomenon is what a recent research paper on ‘Emotion Recognition and Perspective […]
Navigating the Crossroads of Marijuana Use and Mental Health in Youth
Introduction Imagine the teenage brain as an artist’s masterpiece still in progress, where each brushstroke matters significantly to the final image. Now, introduce a potent element like marijuana, and the outcome could be unexpectedly altered. In today’s world, conversations around marijuana often spark curiosity and debate, especially concerning its impact on young people. Adolescents and […]
Unraveling the ADHD Puzzle: How Inattention Fuels Hyperactivity
Introduction: The Curious Case of ADHD’s Double Identity Imagine trying to sit still in a room while your mind is racing like an excited child on a playground. This is a glimpse into the world of someone living with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). ADHD is often perceived as a whirlwind of restlessness and impulsive actions, […]