Mind & Spirit

External control beliefs are generally strongest during childhood and old age when a person's daily life is most dependent on others. There are, however, spikes and dips when large life events occur.

‘Memory flashes’ help patients generalize learning to other situations and may also help in rehabilitation after neurological injuries.

The promising new molecule, found in diseased tissues by Hebrew University researchers, may eventually prevent age-related diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

People are glued to their phones and are constantly receiving notifications. So, some put their phones on silent. Does it really help calm down and lessen anxiety? New research says no.

It appeared that the general house rules children adopted even before child No. 2 arrived stood them in good stead for this major disruption in their lives.

It’s no secret that our lives are challenging. Experts claim that we’re all traumatized, but there’s something we can do.

Surveys have found that 80% or more of the general public believe depression is caused by a "chemical imbalance."

Israeli app circles is launching new anonymous peer-to-peer mental health support in the form of voice-only online support rooms.

This research suggests that the impact of masks on emotion recognition may not be as pronounced as previously thought, as long as the whole body is also visible.

A breakthrough in the field of brain research by Jerusalem researchers and doctors could change the way we study and predict psychiatric diseases.