‘Sticky’ brain activity is linked to stronger feelings of craving. People who experienced stronger craving spent more time in the network state that is more positively associated with craving. They seemed to show ‘sticky,’ persistent engagement of this positive network state
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YaleNews
‘Sticky’ brain activity is linked to stronger feelings of craving
In a new study, Yale researchers find people with stronger cravings for food or substances get “stuck” in a particular pattern of brain activity.
A new study finds that people who see solitude negatively feel lonelier - while those with positive views feel less lonely. Media portrayals may shape this effect.
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Nature
How people think about being alone shapes their experience of loneliness
Nature Communications - Loneliness is a widespread problem that the media and public health campaigns frequently address. Here, the authors show that negative media portrayals of being alone may...
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Study shows that hope 🌟 may be even more essential to well-being 💖 than happiness 😊 or gratitude 🙏.
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University of Missouri
Hope is the key to a meaningful life, according to new research
University of Missouri researchers demonstrate that boosting hope could be a game-changer for mental health and resilience.
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