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Bottling Up Your Emotions Could Make You More Aggressive | Clinically Psyched
clinicallypsyched.com — “The research utilized two notoriously disturbing scenes from the movies The Meaning of Life (1983) and Trainspotting (1996). Asking a selected group of test subjects to suppress or show no emotional reaction to the scenes, researchers discovered that more aggression was apparent during the second phase of the study. By contrast, subjects who were allowed to demonstrate their revulsion to the scenes were far less inclined to show exaggerated aggression during the second phase. Read more psycholog” View full resource at clinicallypsyched.com
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Addiction Research News - Prescription Drug Addiction - Clinical Psychology News - Clinically Psyched | Clinically Psyched
clinicallypsyched.com — “Researchers at the University of Buffalo have discovered that 31 out of 75 patients hospitalized for opioid detoxification first became hooked on drugs after being prescribed medication for pain. Read more addiction research and psychology news at clinically psyched.” View full resource at clinicallypsyched.com
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A Positive Mood Boost Creative Thinking | Clinically Psyched
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Meditation Training Promotes Positive Psychology And Better Cellular Health | Clinically Psyched
clinicallypsyched.com — “Californian researchers have discovered a link between the positive psychological changes which occur as a result of meditation and greater telomerase activity. Read more psychology research news at Clinically Psyched.” View full resource at clinicallypsyched.com
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Cognitive Control Motivation Networks - Neurology News - Clinically Psyched | Clinically Psyched
clinicallypsyched.com — “Researchers at Washington University have discovered a link between the brains cognitive control and motivation networks. The research could provide an insight into how people pursue goals and how motivation drives goal orientated behavior. Read more neurology news at Clinically Psyched.” View full resource at clinicallypsyched.com
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Telepsychiatry Mental Health Assessments - Psychiarty News - Mental Health Research - Clinically Psyched | Clinically Psyched
clinicallypsyched.com — “New research from UC Davis has shown that psychiatrists are able to accurately assess patients mental health problems by viewing pre-recorded video interviews. Read more psychiatry news at Clinically Psyched.” View full resource at clinicallypsyched.com
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