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PsyPost: Shared viewing of erotic webcams is rare but may enhance relationship intimacy. “Couples seeking to reinvigorate their romantic lives often turn to novel experiences, ranging from travel to shared hobbies. A new study suggests that for some partners, this exploration has moved into the digital realm of erotic webcam sites. The research indicates that while using these platforms with a […]
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PsyPost: Shared viewing of erotic webcams is rare but may enhance relationship intimacy. “Couples seeking to reinvigorate their romantic lives often turn to novel experiences, ranging from travel to shared hobbies. A new study suggests that for some partners, this exploration has moved into the digital realm of erotic webcam sites. The research indicates that while using these platforms with a […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/06/psypost-shared-viewing-of-erotic-webcams-is-rare-but-may-enhance-relationship-intimacy/ -
PsyPost: Shared viewing of erotic webcams is rare but may enhance relationship intimacy. “Couples seeking to reinvigorate their romantic lives often turn to novel experiences, ranging from travel to shared hobbies. A new study suggests that for some partners, this exploration has moved into the digital realm of erotic webcam sites. The research indicates that while using these platforms with a […]
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PsyPost: A simple language switch can make AI models behave significantly differently. “A new study published in Nature Human Behaviour provides evidence that generative artificial intelligence models exhibit distinct cultural tendencies depending on the language in which they are prompted. The research suggests that using Chinese leads AI to produce more relationship-focused and context-aware […]
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PsyPost: Researchers are using Dungeons & Dragons to find the breaking points of major AI models. “A new study presented at the NeurIPS 2025 conference suggests that the tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons can serve as a tool for testing the intelligence of artificial intelligence agents. Researchers found that while current models can handle simple questions, they struggle to manage the multiple […]
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PsyPost: Sycophantic chatbots inflate people’s perceptions that they are “better than average”. “Results of three experiments indicate that sycophantic AI chatbots inflate people’s perceptions that they are ‘better than average’ on a number of desirable traits. Furthermore, participants viewed sycophantic chatbots as unbiased, but viewed disagreeable chatbots as highly biased. The paper […]
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PsyPost: How widespread is Internet Gaming Disorder among young adults?. “A new comprehensive analysis published in the journal Addictive Behaviors suggests that Internet Gaming Disorder is a significant mental health concern for young adults, affecting approximately six percent of this population globally. The findings indicate that problematic gaming is not limited to adolescence but […]
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PsyPost: Excessive smartphone users show heightened brain reactivity to social exclusion. “A recent study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that individuals who excessively use their smartphones display heightened brain activity in regions associated with social pain when they experience social exclusion.”
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PsyPost: Excessive smartphone users show heightened brain reactivity to social exclusion. “A recent study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that individuals who excessively use their smartphones display heightened brain activity in regions associated with social pain when they experience social exclusion.”
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PsyPost: Excessive smartphone users show heightened brain reactivity to social exclusion. “A recent study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that individuals who excessively use their smartphones display heightened brain activity in regions associated with social pain when they experience social exclusion.”
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PsyPost: Excessive smartphone users show heightened brain reactivity to social exclusion. “A recent study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that individuals who excessively use their smartphones display heightened brain activity in regions associated with social pain when they experience social exclusion.”
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PsyPost: Scientists demonstrate how reliable news sources are weaponized to spread falsehoods. “A new study suggests that online misinformation is not limited to fabricated stories from unreliable websites but also includes factual reports from mainstream media that are repurposed to support false claims.”
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PsyPost: Users of generative AI struggle to accurately assess their own competence. “New research provides evidence that using artificial intelligence to complete tasks can improve a person’s performance while simultaneously distorting their ability to assess that performance accurately.”
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PsyPost: Social media surveillance of ex-partners linked to worse breakup recovery. “A new series of studies published in Computers in Human Behavior has found that keeping tabs on a former romantic partner through social media hinders emotional recovery.”
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PsyPost: Nonmedical TikTok creators outperform doctors in engagement on SSRI videos. “An analysis of TikTok videos on SSRIs showed that medical professionals generally maintained a neutral tone in those videos, while nonmedical professionals were more likely to adopt a positive tone. Videos by nonmedical professionals tended to have more views, likes, and comments.”
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PsyPost: Nonmedical TikTok creators outperform doctors in engagement on SSRI videos. “An analysis of TikTok videos on SSRIs showed that medical professionals generally maintained a neutral tone in those videos, while nonmedical professionals were more likely to adopt a positive tone. Videos by nonmedical professionals tended to have more views, likes, and comments.”
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PsyPost: Nonmedical TikTok creators outperform doctors in engagement on SSRI videos. “An analysis of TikTok videos on SSRIs showed that medical professionals generally maintained a neutral tone in those videos, while nonmedical professionals were more likely to adopt a positive tone. Videos by nonmedical professionals tended to have more views, likes, and comments.”
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PsyPost: Nonmedical TikTok creators outperform doctors in engagement on SSRI videos. “An analysis of TikTok videos on SSRIs showed that medical professionals generally maintained a neutral tone in those videos, while nonmedical professionals were more likely to adopt a positive tone. Videos by nonmedical professionals tended to have more views, likes, and comments.”
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PsyPost: Nonmedical TikTok creators outperform doctors in engagement on SSRI videos. “An analysis of TikTok videos on SSRIs showed that medical professionals generally maintained a neutral tone in those videos, while nonmedical professionals were more likely to adopt a positive tone. Videos by nonmedical professionals tended to have more views, likes, and comments.”
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PsyPost: Personalization algorithms create an illusion of competence, study finds. “The findings provide evidence that when algorithms tailor information to a user’s behavior, that user may develop a biased understanding of the subject while simultaneously feeling overconfident in their inaccurate knowledge.”
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PsyPost: Higher social media engagement linked to reduced performance on cognitive assessments. “A new analysis of data from a long-term national health study suggests that early adolescents who increase their social media usage over time may score lower on certain tests of brain function. The research indicates that even moderate engagement with these platforms is linked to slight declines in […]
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PsyPost: Psychotic delusions are evolving to incorporate #smartphones and social media algorithms https://www.psypost.org/psychotic-delusions-are-evolving-to-incorporate-smartphones-and-social-media-algorithms/ #SocialMedia #SozialeMedien #Psychologie #Psychopathologie
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PsyPost: AI conversations can reduce belief in conspiracies, whether or not the AI is recognized as AI. “A new study published in PNAS Nexus finds that these belief changes are not dependent on whether the AI is perceived as a machine or a person, suggesting that the persuasive power lies in the quality of its arguments, not in the identity of the messenger.”
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PsyPost: Grok’s views mirror other top AI models despite “anti-woke” branding. “A new study investigating the behavior of artificial intelligence models provides evidence that Grok, a system marketed as a bold alternative to supposedly ‘woke’ AI, responds to controversial topics in a way that is remarkably similar to its main competitors.”
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PsyPost: Grok’s views mirror other top AI models despite “anti-woke” branding. “A new study investigating the behavior of artificial intelligence models provides evidence that Grok, a system marketed as a bold alternative to supposedly ‘woke’ AI, responds to controversial topics in a way that is remarkably similar to its main competitors.”
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PsyPost: Grok’s views mirror other top AI models despite “anti-woke” branding. “A new study investigating the behavior of artificial intelligence models provides evidence that Grok, a system marketed as a bold alternative to supposedly ‘woke’ AI, responds to controversial topics in a way that is remarkably similar to its main competitors.”
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PsyPost: Grok’s views mirror other top AI models despite “anti-woke” branding. “A new study investigating the behavior of artificial intelligence models provides evidence that Grok, a system marketed as a bold alternative to supposedly ‘woke’ AI, responds to controversial topics in a way that is remarkably similar to its main competitors.”
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PsyPost: ChatGPT’s social trait judgments align with human impressions, study finds. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior: Artificial Humans provides evidence that ChatGPT’s judgments of facial traits such as attractiveness, dominance, and trustworthiness tend to align with those made by humans.”
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PsyPost: ChatGPT’s social trait judgments align with human impressions, study finds. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior: Artificial Humans provides evidence that ChatGPT’s judgments of facial traits such as attractiveness, dominance, and trustworthiness tend to align with those made by humans.”