Psychology
- Female Physicians 50% More Likely To Commit Suicide
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data have revealed an alarming trend: female physicians were 53% more likely to commit suicide than females in the general population. Women are still only 25% of physician suicides, men are 80% of doctors who kil ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Feb 26 2025 - 12:37pm
- Epidemiologists Blame 15th Century Science For Modern Brain Tumors
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Claims about occupational hazards, chemicals correlated to disease, occur every week, from non-stick spatulas to flame-retardant couches, and the group targeted more by those efforts than pregnant women are first responders like firefighters. A new paper l ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Mar 21 2025 - 9:47am
- Yes, We’re Living Inside A Simulation
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Article - Fred Phillips - Apr 4 2025 - 12:37pm
- Is Bugs Bunny Making Your Child A Killer?
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A team of Oregon State University researchers say they have implemented a classroom-based intervention that reduces the amount of violent TV that children watch- by 18 percent among first- through fourth-grade children. And that's good, they say, bec ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Apr 7 2025 - 8:57am
- Climate Change Is Causing More Snowflakes
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In a bizarre experiment, scholars declared that survivors of one of California's annual wildfires instead suffered PTSD due to climate change. It was a small group, 27 who had been near a fire in 2018, 21 who had seen smoke, and 27 in the control grou ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Apr 16 2025 - 12:00am
- Anti-GMO Beliefs Are Linked To Lower Intelligence
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Whole Foods, NPR, and environmental groups brag about how wealthy and educated their customers are but recent data instead show that anti-GMO beliefs are actually a sign of being less educated. This is a big blow to Organic Consumers Association and the at ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Apr 21 2025 - 2:59pm
- Character In The Dark: How People Face Moral Dilemmas
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An old saying goes that 'character is what you are in the dark', which is a way of stating that how you'd behave if no one was there to see you is really who you are outside the world of surveys. ...
Article - News Staff - May 6 2025 - 4:30am
- Taking A Shower Improves Moral Judgment
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The next time you have to make a difficult moral decision, you might think twice about mulling it over in the bath or shower. New research in Psychological Science has found that the physical notion of cleanliness significantly reduces the severity of mo ...
Article - News Staff - May 7 2025 - 8:21am
- Only Polarized People Want Companies In Polarized Political Issues
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Last year, companies began to pull back from promoting their Diversity Equity Inclusion efforts and social justice activists blamed the incoming Trump administration. It has been a violation of federal law to discriminate for 60 years so to moderates it se ...
Article - Hank Campbell - May 8 2025 - 4:30am
- Disclosing AI Use Leads To A Drop In Trust. So Does Not Disclosing It
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Chicago Sun-Times writer Marco Buscaglia used the popular LLM ChatGPT to create the 2025 "summer reading list" they wanted for subscribers and had enough confidence in the result that he didn't check the work. The problem was that LLMs ar ...
Article - Hank Campbell - May 23 2025 - 4:00am
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