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Psychological and biological measures of derealization, a type of dissociation, are linked to more severe psychiatric symptoms after a traumatic event.

Although previous research into misophonia has focused on brain regions activated by chewing sounds, a new study identifies regions affected by other sounds -- suggesting it is a more complex condition.

Three new studies link sleep deprivation with reductions in altruism at the individual, neuronal, and societal level, highlighting it as a factor dictating whether humans choose to help each other.

Patients with schizophrenia often experience subtle visual dysfunctions and distortions even years prior to their first psychotic episode, new research suggests.

When doctors are seen as less trustworthy by their patients it can increase reported pain and pain-related brain activity, new research from the University of Miami suggests.

Playing video games can alter the brain to improve higher-order cognitive skills, including decision-making, according to new findings that have potential implications for brain training.

Hyperconnected areas of the brain may help explain unfavorable functional outcomes among women.

Functional MRI reveals that rTMS induces widespread alterations in functional connectivity in brain regions involved in emotion and motor control.

When your teenagers don't seem to hear you, it's not simply that they don't want to clean their room or finish their homework: Their brains aren't registering your voice the way they did in pre-teenage years.

Psilocybin for patients with depression fosters greater connections between different regions of the brain, freeing patients from fixed patterns of thinking.