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This personality trait may be linked to a longer life

Emma -
A large Irish study of nearly 570,000 people and an Italian study conducted in Sardinia shed light on the link between personality traits and longevity.
Psychology

Post-depression brain fog : an unexpected lead with an existing drug

Helena -
A British clinical study suggests that the brain fog that persists after depression does not follow the same biological mechanisms as mood, and could be alleviated by a drug already used to treat constipation.
Psychology

The brain can continue to progress at any age, according to a study of nearly 4,000 adults

Jeanne Talleau -
A three-year American study conducted by the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas shows that brain health can improve at any age, provided one engages in a regular daily practice.
Psychology

Saying hello to a stranger makes you (really) happier, according to science

Emma -
A study published in the Journal of Happiness Studies reveals that greeting or briefly thanking strangers measurably improves life satisfaction.
Psychology

Dark empaths : when empathy becomes a tool for manipulation

Jeanne Talleau -
According to a study by Nottingham Trent University, 20 % of people would combine narcissistic traits and high empathy, a profile difficult to spot called « dark empath ».
Psychology

Procrastination : what psychology really reveals about this common reflex

Elise -
Far from a mere lack of willpower, procrastination is described by psychologists as an emotional avoidance mechanism. French investigations, mechanisms at play and concrete strategies to regain control.
Psychology

Impostor syndrome: where does this doubt come from that affects 7 out of 10 people

Helena -
A study published in Nature Communications sheds new light on impostor syndrome: the problem may not be actual performance, but the way some people evaluate it.
Psychology

Infinite scroll : voluntary friction, the science-backed weapon to take back control

Emma -
Infinite scrolling is not inevitable: why it captures our attention and how voluntary friction, validated by research, helps regain control.
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