Not Everyone Has an Inner Voice Streaming Through Their Head
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Scientific American
Not Everyone Has an Inner Voice Streaming through Their Head
The extent to which people experience “inner speech” varies greatly, and the differences matter for performing certain cognitive tasks
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Narcissistic people get more empathetic, generous and agreeable with age, according to new research into the personality trait. But although their unreasonably high sense of self-importance may mellow, they do not fully grow out of it, the study involving more than 37,000 people suggests.
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Bbc
Narcissists mellow with age, study suggests
They do not fully grow out of a sense of self-importance, the survey of more than 37,000 people suggests.
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Individuals with more pronounced psychopathic traits tended to show less anxiety-related behaviors in an anxiety-inducing mixed-reality environment used in a new study. Fearlessness and lack of empathy best predicted (the lack of) anxious behavior.
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PsyPost
Study uses mixed reality to demonstrate link between psychopathic traits and reduced anxiety
A study found that individuals with pronounced psychopathic traits showed reduced anxiety-related behaviors in a mixed reality environment. The research highlights lower anxiety levels in psychopathic individuals in virtual settings.
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A new study did not find that an increase or decrease in the level of violence in the games played by participants over the study period had any significant effect on changes in aggression or empathy. This suggests that violent video games are not a direct cause of increased aggression.
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PsyPost
Study finds little evidence linking violent video games to increased aggression in adolescents
A new study of Czech adolescents challenges the belief that violent video games increase aggression, finding no significant link between game violence and changes in aggression or empathy over time.
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Teens who have more empathetic parents tend to be more empathetic themselves. When parents respond to distress in a supportive, empathetic way, it gives children a model for empathy. Parents can model empathy by recognizing distress, helping children name their feelings, and showing warmth.
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Psychology Today
New Research on Raising Empathetic Children
In a world that seems increasingly divided and cold, many of us parents want to raise more empathetic children, but how exactly do parents foster empathy?
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Incels significantly overestimate how much society blames them for their problems and underestimate the level of sympathy from others, according to recent study
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PsyPost
Incels misperceive societal views, overestimating blame and underestimating sympathy
Incels misjudge societal views, vastly overestimating blame and underestimating sympathy, a new study reveals.
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Authoritarian attitudes linked to altered brain anatomy 🧠🔍. Young adults with right-wing authoritarianism had less gray matter volume in the region involved in social reasoning. Left-wing authoritarianism was linked to reduced cortical thickness in brain area tied to empathy and emotion regulation.
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PsyPost
Authoritarian attitudes linked to altered brain anatomy, neuroscientists reveal
Neuroscientists have uncovered distinct brain structure patterns linked to authoritarian beliefs on both sides of the political spectrum.
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The secret to psychedelic drugs’ links to greater empathy and insight may lie in their ability to coax the right hemisphere of the brain into a position of dominance over the left, according to a proposed new theory. 🧠✨💊💡
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Ohio State News
Proposed theory: Psychedelics induce right-brain dominance
Research review, imaging analysis suggest drugs lead to shift in perception
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New study found that people living in democratic societies tend to score higher on benevolent personality traits like empathy, kindness, and belief in human goodness while authoritarian nations saw higher levels of manipulative, narcissistic, and callous traits—known collectively as the “dark triad.” 🌍🤝💖🖤
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PsyPost
Scientists are uncovering more and more unsettling facts about our politics
Why has politics become so personal? The answers may lie in our minds. These 13 studies from the new science of political behavior reveal the hidden psychological forces—from personality to primal fear—that are driving us further apart.
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Study has found that people who report favorable views of Donald Trump also tend to score higher on measures of callousness, manipulation, and other malevolent traits—and lower on empathy and compassion. 🤔📊💔
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PsyPost
Trump supporters report higher levels of psychopathy, manipulativeness, callousness, and narcissism
Support for Donald Trump is linked to darker personality traits, including increased psychopathy and decreased empathy, new research finds. The study also connects conservative political beliefs to lower benevolence, suggesting personality may shape how people…
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People are more likely to help others when they experience poorer conditions. The study shows that the different opportunities in daily life can make a significant difference in how willing people are to stop what they are doing to help others.
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University of Birmingham
People are more helpful when in poor environments
Study of helping behaviours in more than 500 adults finds that people are more likely to help others when they experience poorer conditions
Prior research suggests that people on the left tend to be less inclined toward aggression, thanks to traits like empathy. The arrest of Luigi Mangione, following the assassination of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, led to an increase in support for partisan violence among Democrats against Republicans.
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PsyPost
The “folk hero” narrative surrounding Luigi Mangione increased Democrats’ support for violence against Republicans, study finds
The viral "folk hero" narrative surrounding the arrest of Luigi Mangione didn't just target corporate America. New research shows the event increased Democrats' willingness to endorse hypothetical acts of violence against Republican opponents.
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The neuroscience of pity: how attractiveness and morality shape empathy. Attractiveness provided a buffer against negative moral judgments, as people reported higher empathy for attractive criminals than for less attractive ones.
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PsyPost
The neuroscience of pity: how attractiveness and morality shape empathy
New research explores how our brains react to seeing others in pain. The findings reveal that a person's physical attractiveness and moral history alter our empathy levels, shifting how our minds process compassion in fractions of a second.
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The neuroscience of pity: how attractiveness and morality shape empathy. Attractiveness provided a buffer against negative moral judgments, as people reported higher empathy for attractive criminals than for less attractive ones. Read Full Article #Neuroscience…
🧠 Research shows physical attractiveness and moral history influence how we process empathy for others in pain.
🤔 Moral judgments play a larger role in conscious feelings of pity, while physical attractiveness subtly impacts brain activity at different stages.
⚡️ Early brain activity shows more attention to ambiguous moral information, while later stages reveal how attractiveness can soften negative judgments or require more effort to empathize with those deemed "outcasts."
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🤔 Moral judgments play a larger role in conscious feelings of pity, while physical attractiveness subtly impacts brain activity at different stages.
⚡️ Early brain activity shows more attention to ambiguous moral information, while later stages reveal how attractiveness can soften negative judgments or require more effort to empathize with those deemed "outcasts."
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People who favor group-based inequality tend to have less gray matter in an empathy-linked brain region
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PsyPost
People who favor group-based inequality tend to have less gray matter in an empathy-linked brain region
A preference for social hierarchy may be linked to both brain structure and motivation. Researchers found that people scoring higher in social dominance orientation had less gray matter in a region tied to empathy and emotion.
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