The TikTok generation's psychobabble turns mundane experiences into melodramas
Nothing can possibly be a young person’s fault when they dismiss anyone who challenges them as having some form of neurological disorder
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Nothing can possibly be a young person’s fault when they dismiss anyone who challenges them as having some form of neurological disorder
Joyce Mau, Grace Wakeman, and Natalia Emsley keep you up to date on the latest scientific developments in Cambridge
Popular belief and traditional psychological theory has held that suppressing negative or unwanted thoughts and bottling up your feelings or emotions can be mentally unhealthy.
Researchers describe the effects of thought suppression on mnemonic, affective, positive, or negative mental health indices.
Researchers at the Medical Research Council (MRC) Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit trained 120 volunteers worldwide to suppress thoughts about negative events