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Election seasons often evoke a mix of emotions, ranging from hope for the future to intense worry over what may come. A 2024 study from the ... Turning anxiety into hope, at least in our minds ...

The Times published an article saying the anxiety you felt during the last presidential election has “morphed into a far grimmer feeling of foreboding.” Along that same line, there are a ...

Voting rights groups worry AI models may deepen information disparities for Spanish-speaking voters, who are being heavily courted by Democrats and Republicans up and down the ballot.

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and Inside Out 2 The link between cognition and anxiety is beautifully illustrated in Inside Out 2. The job of Fear, the film points out, is to protect Riley from being hurt by things outside her.

Now that the election is imminent, one can only assume that Americans’ anxiety is even higher ... For example, to have fear, as Nussbaum wrote in her book Upheavals of Thought, “I must ...

Boston College clinical and research psychologist Amy Tishelman, who was one of the original researchers on the study, told the paper, "I understand the fear about it being weaponized, but it’s ...

The study also presents a noninvasive, comparatively inexpensive way to study anxiety-like states in animals. In previous models, the way to measure an animal's stress levels included capturing it ...

Human beings are wired to fear the unknown, and elections, brimming with uncertainty, naturally trigger anxiety and heighten stress levels. Yet, as much as our brains tell us to prepare for ...