Nearly All Parents Now Digitally Track Teens, Study Finds
A new study reveals nearly all parents digitally track their teens, driven more by parental...
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Stakeholders Push Back on ‘Terminal Anorexia’ Criteria
A new study reveals widespread concern among clinicians, patients, and families regarding proposed criteria to...
In-School Learning and Poor Sleep Tied to Adolescent Distress
A study of over 5,700 teens reveals in-person schooling and poor sleep quality are independently...
Talking About Death Helps Refugee Teens Build Empathy and Resilience
A new study reveals Ukrainian refugee teens benefit from honest discussions about death, challenging the...
How Algorithms Fuel Eating Disorders—and How Tech Might Help
A new review reveals how social media algorithms worsen eating disorders while digital tools like...
Could Your Personality Predict If Sound Healing Works for You?
A new review explores how traits like openness and neuroticism may shape individual responses and...
Brief Parenting Course Boosts Resilience in Immigrant Families
A brief, native-language parenting program helped newly arrived immigrants in Sweden build resilience and support...
Why Blind Boxes Drive Impulsive Buying and Depressive Mood
A new study reveals how the thrill of mystery packaging fuels impulsive spending, which in...
Tech-Savvy Students May Procrastinate More When Dependent on AI
A new study reveals that knowing how to use AI may fuel academic procrastination if...
Workers Aged 50–64 Excel at Handling Workplace Misinformation
New research reveals workers aged 50–64 manage workplace misinformation better than younger peers, challenging assumptions...
How Students Use AI Matters More Than How Often, Study Finds
A longitudinal study reveals that using generative AI as a learning aid—not a replacement—boosts academic...
How Partner Phubbing Harms Mental Health and Sparks Loneliness
A new study reveals that being snubbed for a smartphone harms well-being by eroding self-esteem...