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r/psychology is a subreddit with 4.7M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has high activity.
A Reddit community for sharing and discussing science-based psychological material.
Popular Themes in r/psychology
#1
Pain & Anger
: "Chronic unmet psychological needs are linked to stronger conspiracy beliefs. This supports the idea that conspiracy beliefs may serve as a coping mechanism when people feel powerless or socially excluded."
6 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are nearly three times more likely to develop dementia than adults without ADHD, according to a new study. The research suggests ADHD treatment incorporating psychostimulants may help reduce the risk of dementia in adults with ADHD."
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/psychology
#1
Psychology
: "Filtered faces, filtered judgments: How beauty filters warp our perceptions, according to Psychology"
91 posts
#2
Mental Health
: "Your friends may be better for your Mental Health than your partner - nurturing friendships may be a consistent way to protect against depressive symptoms throughout life. However, becoming romantically involved was actually associated with increased depressive symptoms, regardless of age."
42 posts
#3
Website
27 posts
#4
Hard Times
26 posts
#5
Relationships
: "Verbal aggression in adult romantic Relationships is best predicted by level of verbal aggression people’s fathers directed toward their mothers, and by intense conflicts with close friends during adolescence. They were also more likely to come from higher-income families."
25 posts
#6
Research
25 posts
#7
Hate
24 posts
#8
Social Media
: "Social Media’s role in “delusion amplification” highlighted in new study, which suggests that Social Media can act as an incubator for delusional thinking, reinforcing distorted self-perceptions and encouraging excessive mentalistic cognition."
23 posts
#9
Study
: "A new Study investigated how long it takes to get over an ex-partner. On average, it took about 4.18 years for the emotional attachment to an ex-partner to be halfway dissolved. For the typical person, the bond to an ex completely faded away around 8 years but for some it takes longer."
22 posts
#10
Depression
: "Adolescents who experienced higher levels of loneliness were significantly more likely to be diagnosed with PTSD, Depression, and stress-related conditions in adulthood. They also reported lower happiness and job satisfaction."
17 posts
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