The Neuro Times
The Neuro Times
The Neuro Times is a neuroscience and psychology blog dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding. By making cutting-edge discoveries accessible, relatable, and easy to read, The Neuro Times empowers readers to explore the complexities of the human brain and behavior in a way that is both engaging and informative.
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Nov 28, 2025
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Episodes
Romanticize Your Life: Is It Actually Good for You? 28.11.2025 11:10
Romanticize your life using daily routines, nature, and self-care. Learn why noticing beauty in small things can boost happiness and wellbeing.
Sweet Words or Sweet Actions: What Feels More Loving? 26.11.2025 10:54
Do actions speak louder than words in love? New research reveals how men and women perceive affection differently. Find out what matters most.
Matcha vs Coffee: Is Matcha Better for Energy and Anxiety? 25.11.2025 8:58
Wondering if matcha is the healthier alternative to coffee? Discover its lasting energy, reduced anxiety, and L-theanine benefits.
Leadership Style Quiz: What Type Are You? 19.11.2025 9:37
Discover your leadership style with our quiz. Learn how it affects your team, decision-making, and career success. Find out today.
Household Chaos: Is It Harming Your Child? 19.11.2025 8:55
Learn how household chaos impacts children's mental health and long-term well-being, based on twin studies exploring noise, disorder, and unpredictability.
Maternal Factors in Autism: What’s the Real Link? 19.11.2025 9:59
Do gestational diabetes or BMI raise autism risk? A new study reveals key maternal factors that may affect autism in girls differently than boys.
Impossible Goals: Is Quitting Better for You? 19.11.2025 10:13
Holding onto impossible goals harms wellbeing. Learn how quitting and reengaging new goals can boost mental and physical health.
Serotonergic Antidepressants: Do Crowded Cities Hurt Effectiveness? 17.11.2025 9:01
Are serotonergic antidepressants more effective in low-density areas? New research links living environment to treatment outcomes for depression.
Can a Writing Exercise Ease Anxiety? 17.11.2025 8:05
Study finds vivid fears hurt self-esteem & increase anxiety. Learn how a simple writing method could help reduce anxiety levels.
PTSD Support: Are You Saying the Wrong Thing? 16.11.2025 7:14
Avoid these harmful phrases and actions that worsen PTSD symptoms. Learn respectful ways to support someone with PTSD today.
How to Be Less Sensitive - Is Sensitivity Holding You Back? 16.11.2025 8:56
Learn how to be less sensitive with mindfulness, emotional regulation, and journaling. Discover causes and benefits of managing emotional sensitivity.
Self-Love Affirmations: Do They Really Work? 16.11.2025 8:27
Discover how self-love affirmations rewire your brain, boost self-worth, and improve emotional well-being. Try 25 powerful phrases today.
Victim Signaling: Is It Seen as Manipulative? 16.11.2025 8:13
Does victim signaling hurt your reputation? New research links it to dark personality traits and impacts on leadership and hiring judgments.
Modern Dating Trends: Are They Ruining Love? 16.11.2025 9:44
Are dating trends like stacking and throning killing commitment? Discover what psychology says about real love and relationship satisfaction.
Psychological Flexibility: Does It Improve Mental Health? 15.11.2025 7:53
Discover how psychological flexibility helps reduce stress, supports emotional resilience, and improves overall mental well-being.
Dementia Risk: Does Poverty and Vision Loss Matter? 15.11.2025 13:31
Discover how low income, vision loss, and social isolation increase dementia risk, especially among underrepresented groups. Learn key modifiable factors.
Omega-3 and ADHD: Could Diet Be the Missing Link? 15.11.2025 10:47
Low omega-3 intake is linked to worse ADHD symptoms in adolescents. New study explores how nutrition impacts mental health in developing regions.
Psychotic Break: What Is It and Are You at Risk? 15.11.2025 15:09
Learn what a psychotic break is, its causes, warning signs, and treatment options. Understand how to help someone experiencing psychosis.
Open Relationships: Are They Right for You? 15.11.2025 14:57
Discover how open relationships work, their benefits, and whether they're the right choice for your love life. Learn key strategies to make them succeed.
Workplace Bullying: Is Your Job Toxic? 14.11.2025 9:39
Learn the key signs and effects of workplace bullying, how to cope, and what employers can do to prevent a toxic work environment.
Intimacy in Relationships: How Important Is It? 14.11.2025 8:09
Discover why intimacy matters in relationships. Learn different types of intimacy and how to build deeper emotional connection with your partner.
Perception in Psychology: How Does It Really Work? 14.11.2025 9:21
What is perception in psychology? Learn how we interpret the world using our senses, and explore the types, processes, and factors that shape perception.
DSM-5 Explained: Does It Still Matter Today? 14.11.2025 9:36
Learn what DSM-5 and DSM-5-TR are, their diagnostic criteria, and how they impact mental health care and insurance billing today.
Do Babies Recognize Their Mother's Voice? 14.11.2025 9:24
New research shows babies track their mother's voice more closely, influencing how they perceive unfamiliar faces and social cues.
Hearing Voices in Schizophrenia: What Do They Mean? 13.11.2025 14:54
Learn why people with schizophrenia hear voices, common types of auditory hallucinations, treatments, and how to help loved ones cope.
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