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The Autism and Empathy Myth: What Science Really Shows

For years, the idea that autistic people lack empathy has shaped clinical definitions, public opinion, education, and even media portrayals. This stereotype has fueled stigma.

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Complex Emotion Processing in Autistic Adults

Recognizing emotions accurately is fundamental for effective social interaction. Psychologists often classify emotions into two main groups: basic emotions (such as anger, fear, disgust, happiness,.

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What a New Study Reveals About Preschool Depression Treatment

Depression can appear in children as young as three, and if left untreated, it can raise the risk of more serious mental health disorders in.

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Can Positive Energy Really Reshape Your Brain?

“Good vibes only” — you’ve seen the slogan on mugs, shirts, and social media feeds. But beyond being a catchy phrase, research in neuroscience suggests.

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Stress in Hair Samples Could Signal Mental Health Risks in Children

A new study from the University of Waterloo suggests that stress levels measured in hair could be a powerful tool for predicting mental health challenges.

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