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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: New study finds users are marrying and having virtual children with AI chatbots. “A new study reports that some people form deeply committed romantic relationships with artificial intelligence chatbots, engaging in behaviors that mirror human partnerships, such as marriage and even roleplayed pregnancies.”
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PsyPost: Artificial intelligence exhibits human-like cognitive errors in medical reasoning. “A new study suggests that advanced artificial intelligence models, increasingly used in medicine, can exhibit human-like errors in reasoning when making clinical recommendations. The research found these AI models were susceptible to cognitive biases, and in many cases, the magnitude of these biases was […]
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PsyPost: Artificial intelligence exhibits human-like cognitive errors in medical reasoning. “A new study suggests that advanced artificial intelligence models, increasingly used in medicine, can exhibit human-like errors in reasoning when making clinical recommendations. The research found these AI models were susceptible to cognitive biases, and in many cases, the magnitude of these biases was […]
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PsyPost: Artificial intelligence exhibits human-like cognitive errors in medical reasoning. “A new study suggests that advanced artificial intelligence models, increasingly used in medicine, can exhibit human-like errors in reasoning when making clinical recommendations. The research found these AI models were susceptible to cognitive biases, and in many cases, the magnitude of these biases was […]
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PsyPost: Artificial intelligence exhibits human-like cognitive errors in medical reasoning. “A new study suggests that advanced artificial intelligence models, increasingly used in medicine, can exhibit human-like errors in reasoning when making clinical recommendations. The research found these AI models were susceptible to cognitive biases, and in many cases, the magnitude of these biases was […]
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PsyPost: This university’s failed TikTok ban revealed a troubling fact. “The research indicates that college-aged women with existing disordered eating symptoms are more likely to increase their engagement with TikTok content promoting restrictive diets, rather than the content itself directly causing those symptoms to develop.”
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PsyPost: Smarter AI models show more selfish behavior. “Researchers found that models with advanced reasoning abilities are less cooperative and can negatively influence group dynamics, a finding that has significant implications for how humans interact with AI.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/11/05/psypost-smarter-ai-models-show-more-selfish-behavior/
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PsyPost: Problematic social media use linked to loneliness and death anxiety. “A study of adult social media users in Italy suggested that loneliness and death anxiety might mediate the relationship between attachment anxiety and problematic social media use. The paper was published in Death Studies.”
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Psypost: People with attachment anxiety are more vulnerable to problematic AI use. “A new study finds that individuals with high attachment anxiety are more prone to developing problematic usage patterns with conversational artificial intelligence. This connection appears to be strengthened when these individuals form an emotional bond with the technology and have a tendency to view it as […]
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PsyPost: Negativity drives engagement on political TikTok. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that political videos on TikTok that criticize opposing political parties and use emotionally charged or uncivil language tend to generate higher levels of engagement.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/18/psypost-negativity-drives-engagement-on-political-tiktok/
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PsyPost: Negativity drives engagement on political TikTok. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that political videos on TikTok that criticize opposing political parties and use emotionally charged or uncivil language tend to generate higher levels of engagement.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/18/psypost-negativity-drives-engagement-on-political-tiktok/
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PsyPost: Negativity drives engagement on political TikTok. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that political videos on TikTok that criticize opposing political parties and use emotionally charged or uncivil language tend to generate higher levels of engagement.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/18/psypost-negativity-drives-engagement-on-political-tiktok/
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PsyPost: Negativity drives engagement on political TikTok. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that political videos on TikTok that criticize opposing political parties and use emotionally charged or uncivil language tend to generate higher levels of engagement.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/18/psypost-negativity-drives-engagement-on-political-tiktok/
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PsyPost: Negativity drives engagement on political TikTok. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior suggests that political videos on TikTok that criticize opposing political parties and use emotionally charged or uncivil language tend to generate higher levels of engagement.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/10/18/psypost-negativity-drives-engagement-on-political-tiktok/
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PsyPost: TikTok activity linked to young women’s views on body image and cosmetic surgery. “A new study published in Psychology of Popular Media suggests that how young women engage with TikTok may shape the way they feel about their bodies and their attitudes toward cosmetic surgery.”
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PsyPost: Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults. “New research has found that digitally included older adults—that is, those capable of using the Internet and digital communication methods—have better cognitive functioning than their digitally excluded peers, who are not capable of using modern means of communication. The digitally excluded older adults also […]
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PsyPost: Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults. “New research has found that digitally included older adults—that is, those capable of using the Internet and digital communication methods—have better cognitive functioning than their digitally excluded peers, who are not capable of using modern means of communication. The digitally excluded older adults also […]
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PsyPost: Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults. “New research has found that digitally included older adults—that is, those capable of using the Internet and digital communication methods—have better cognitive functioning than their digitally excluded peers, who are not capable of using modern means of communication. The digitally excluded older adults also […]
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PsyPost: Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults. “New research has found that digitally included older adults—that is, those capable of using the Internet and digital communication methods—have better cognitive functioning than their digitally excluded peers, who are not capable of using modern means of communication. The digitally excluded older adults also […]
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PsyPost: Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults. “New research has found that digitally included older adults—that is, those capable of using the Internet and digital communication methods—have better cognitive functioning than their digitally excluded peers, who are not capable of using modern means of communication. The digitally excluded older adults also […]
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PsyPost: People use dating apps for more than just love or hookups, study finds. “Published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, the study synthesizes findings from 21 qualitative investigations, identifying eight major themes that go beyond the common stereotypes of online dating. The results suggest that motivations vary depending on age and sexual identity, and that existing […]
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PsyPost: Frequent AI chatbot use associated with lower grades among computer science students. “A new study has found that university students in a programming course who used artificial intelligence chatbots more frequently tended to have lower academic scores. The research, published in Computers in Human Behavior Reports, offers a detailed look into how students engage with these tools and […]
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PsyPost: Personality traits predict students’ use of generative AI in higher education, study finds. “Students who are curious, organized, and outgoing may be more likely to incorporate generative artificial intelligence tools into their learning, according to new research published in Scientific Reports. The findings suggest that personality plays a significant role in how students engage […]
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PsyPost: Personality traits predict students’ use of generative AI in higher education, study finds. “Students who are curious, organized, and outgoing may be more likely to incorporate generative artificial intelligence tools into their learning, according to new research published in Scientific Reports. The findings suggest that personality plays a significant role in how students engage […]
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PsyPost: Personality traits predict students’ use of generative AI in higher education, study finds. “Students who are curious, organized, and outgoing may be more likely to incorporate generative artificial intelligence tools into their learning, according to new research published in Scientific Reports. The findings suggest that personality plays a significant role in how students engage […]
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PsyPost: Massive study of Reddit posts sheds light on lived experiences of autism . “A new study published in the journal Autism Research sheds light on how autistic individuals and their communities use Reddit to express themselves, support one another, and challenge traditional views of autism.”
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PsyPost: New study links cognitive style to health misinformation detection. “A new study published in PLOS One sheds light on how people respond to health-related disinformation on social media. The research suggests that people who enjoy thinking critically and analytically tend to be better at identifying false or misleading content.”
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PsyPost: Mobile phone dependence linked to creativity in surprising ways among adolescents. “A study of Chinese adolescents revealed a complex relationship between mobile phone dependence and two forms of creativity: artistic and scientific. At low levels of mobile phone dependence, higher dependence was associated with lower scientific and artistic creativity. However, once dependence passed a […]
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PsyPost: Mobile phone dependence linked to creativity in surprising ways among adolescents. “A study of Chinese adolescents revealed a complex relationship between mobile phone dependence and two forms of creativity: artistic and scientific. At low levels of mobile phone dependence, higher dependence was associated with lower scientific and artistic creativity. However, once dependence passed a […]