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New study reveals how depression twists our perception of fairness
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (840+ words) People experiencing symptoms of depression often view social situations differently than others. A recent study found that individuals with depressive symptoms are more likely to perceive unfair financial offers as fair, but only if they consider themselves to have a…...
Study finds AI companions boost mental health while damaging offline connections
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (691+ words) Artificial intelligence companions that mimic emotional intelligence can improve a user’s personal mental health but may simultaneously damage their real-world relationships. These divergent effects become even stronger when users interact with chatbots through augmented reality features rather than basic text....
Study finds AI chatbots can conduct basic therapy sessions but struggle to adapt to individual needs
2+ week, 6+ day ago (248+ words) The global shortage of accessible mental health care has led experts to consider technology as a possible bridge. According to global health estimates cited by the study authors, hundreds of millions of individuals live with mental health conditions, yet structural…...