Psychology

This page collects the 23 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Psychology”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Mental Health, Education, and Health.

1. Yesterday1 item
   1. Experts suggest smiling more often can improve mood and health, while researchers note limits around forced smilingExperts and researchers report that the physical act of smiling can help regulate stress hormones, reduce physiological stress responses, and improve emotional well-being. However, researchers and indHillsborough County
2. Sat, Oct 242 items
   1. Experts discuss the psychological and physiological impacts of smiling on mood and stressRecent research and expert commentary examine how the physical act of smiling can influence human emotions, stress responses, and social interactions, while also noting cultural differences and the poMiami-Dade County
   2. Experts discuss the psychological and physiological impacts of smiling on mood, health, and cultural perceptionMiami-Dade County
3. Fri, Oct 231 item
   1. University of South Florida Student Studies the Psychology of Fear and Social BondingUniversity of South Florida psychology doctoral student Tara Perreault discusses her research into why people enjoy scary experiences like haunted houses and horror movies. She explains that controlleHillsborough County
4. Fri, Aug 281 item
   1. Psychologist Diana Hill outlines mental exercises for managing body image concernsPsychologist Diana Hill explains 'body image flexibility,' a psychological approach that focuses on redirecting attention away from negative thoughts about appearance toward internal sensations and phSan Diego County
5. Thu, Jul 301 item
   1. How Excessive Internet Use Affects Your Mood and RelationshipsA new study of 900 adults suggests that problematic internet use is linked to higher stress, negative moods, and the neglect of daily responsibilities. Experts recommend identifying personal triggers Hillsborough County
6. Sun, Jun 281 item
   1. Is Therapy Making Americans More Anxious?This article discusses the argument presented by author Jonathan Alpert in his book 'Therapy Nation,' which suggests that the widespread reliance on therapy may be contributing to, rather than alleviaUnited States

1. 01Stanford Universityorganization2 mentions
2. 02OCASA Capistrano Elementary Schoolorganization2 mentions
3. 03Dr. Judy Hoperson2 mentions
4. 04RaNae Poseyperson2 mentions
5. 05Julia Robertsperson2 mentions
6. 06Taiwanlocation2 mentions
7. 07Dalai Lamaperson2 mentions
8. 08Jeanne Tsaiperson2 mentions
9. 09Thailandlocation2 mentions
10. 10University of Floridaorganization2 mentions