Lotus Psychology

07/02/2026

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22/01/2026

02/12/2025

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21/11/2025

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20/10/2025

A few years of parenting can have lifetime implications. This video tries to explain some parenting patterns of today and their consequences.

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21/09/2025

The theme for World Alzheimer's Day 2025 is "Ask About Dementia," encouraging open conversations, questions, and greater understanding to foster community support.

27/08/2025

Elderly Positivity Bias May Signal Early Cognitive Decline

Aging brains may lean toward optimism, but new evidence shows this comes with a cost.

Researchers found that older adults who misread emotional expressions as positive performed worse on cognitive tasks and displayed brain structure and connectivity changes.

The bias did not correlate with depression, indicating it reflects cognitive decline rather than emotional health.

Scientists believe positivity bias could provide a valuable tool for detecting early dementia.

25/08/2025

How Stress Types Differently Impact Brain and Behavior

A new study highlights how acute and chronic stress affect the brain differently, with acute stress linked to anxiety-like behaviors and chronic stress tied to depressive symptoms.

The research, conducted in male and female rats, also revealed key s*x differences in stress responses, suggesting that males are more vulnerable to anxiety after sudden stress exposure.

Chronic mild stress, meanwhile, was more strongly associated with biochemical and behavioral signs of depression.

These findings underscore the need to consider both stress type and s*x when developing treatments for stress-related mental disorders.

19/08/2025

“Eureka!”: Surprising Brain Clues Predict When Inspiration Will Hit

Researchers have discovered that sudden moments of insight may not be as unpredictable as they seem.

By observing mathematicians solving difficult problems, scientists found that behavior became less structured and more novel just before breakthroughs occurred.

This behavioral unpredictability was measured using tools from information theory.

The findings suggest that creativity leaves identifiable traces, opening a new way to study and even anticipate insights.