Psychology
Study links perceived control to resolving daily stressors
Researchers from Penn State have found that feeling more in control over daily hassles makes people 62% more likely to resolve them. This effect strengthens with age, offering a simple way to manage stress. The findings come from a decade-long analysis of everyday experiences.
Opinion column critiques amateur psychological diagnoses
An opinion column in El Mundo questions the trend of people who, after attending therapy, diagnose others with disorders like narcissism. The author shares personal anecdotes to illustrate how this leads to unfair judgments. She argues that only professionals should make such evaluations.
The path of an ultraright militant in France
A Le Monde article explores the journey of an ultraright militant, illustrating how self-hatred can evolve into hatred of others. Through a personal testimony, it highlights the psychological mechanisms behind extremism. This analysis fits into the broader context of the rise of far-right movements in France.
The importance of psychoeducation for children with ADHD
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects nearly 6% of school-aged youth in France. With early intervention, it does not hinder a child's success. Psychoeducation is crucial for proper diagnosis and support.
Fourth day of Lola murder trial: accused admits her crime
On the fourth day of Dahbia Benkired's trial for the murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet, the accused admitted raping and killing the girl as revenge against her ex-partner. The victim's family shared their profound grief, while a psychologist described psychopathic traits in the accused. Lola's mother demanded a life sentence.
Lifelong social connections slow biological aging process
Researchers have found that sustained social bonds throughout life can slow cellular aging and reduce inflammation. The study, based on data from over 2,100 adults, shows that cumulative social advantages lead to younger biological profiles. This effect stems from consistent relationships rather than isolated interactions.