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Psychological profiles of mindfulness and tourist fatigue: a latent profile analysis in a digital travel context.

Scientific Reports April 16, 2026

The study examined how the different psychological constructs of mindfulness, anxiety, and positive fantasy engagement influence tourist fatigue in digitally mediated tourism experiences. In response to the increasing anxiety regarding cognitive overload in AI-driven travel ecosystems, the study reconceptualizes fatigue as configuration-dependent, but not uniformly experienced. Composite...

Same dose, different impact: acute cannabis intoxication impairs visuospatial working memory in both sexes, with disproportionate male vulnerability

Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience April 16, 2026 Chen Hanna Ryder, Carmit Gal, Einav Levy et al.

Introduction With expanding global cannabis legalization and rising usage rates, elucidating the specific neurocognitive impact of acute cannabis intoxication across biological sexes is critical. Methods Using a 2 × 2 factorial design, we examined 154 adults: 77 individuals who use cannabis regularly (≥ 5 days/week for ≥ 1 year; 46 males, 31 females) and 77 matched controls (32 males, 45...

The Sense of Reality in Consciousness Science

April 16, 2026 Nicola De Pisapia preprint

Consciousness science has made substantial progress in studying how perceptual contents become conscious, yet it has paid comparatively little attention to a broader question: what makes an experiential world feel real? This article treats the sense of reality as a distinct explanandum, understood as the pre-reflective way in which a current world is experienced as present, coherent,...

DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xu5nr_v1 (opens in new tab) Consciousness Perception Reciprocal Experiential learning +11

Cross-species metabolic characterization of eutylone and mechanism-based inhibition of CYP2D6 and CYP2B6 with drug interaction implications.

Scientific Reports April 16, 2026 Min Seo Lee, Im-Sook Song, Yeonsu Jang et al.

Eutylone is a methylenedioxy-substituted synthetic cathinone increasingly detected in toxicological case analyses and commonly encountered under polydrug use conditions. To support metabolism-informed surveillance and risk assessment of emerging stimulants, this study comprehensively characterized eutylone disposition and interaction liability using plasma protein binding, metabolic stability...

DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-48814-7 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Cyp Drug-drug interaction Eutylone Metabolism +1

Innovative Approaches to Depression Therapy: The Antidepressant Efficacy and Mechanisms of General Anesthetics.

Current Neuropharmacology April 16, 2026 Xiangying Wei, Shan Xu, Zhaoqiong Zhu

Depression represents a critical global health burden, ranking as the second leading cause of disability worldwide. Although drug therapies remain an important cornerstone in treating depression, we must acknowledge their significant shortcomings: they often take too long to work, cause difficult side effects, and fail to prevent relapse. Critically, while current drugs target specific...

Adolescent Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Acta Psychedelica April 16, 2026 Bryony Insua‐summerhays, Edward Jacobs

Amidst a growing prevalence of adolescent mental ill-health, there is a pressing need to develop effective therapeutic interventions. Despite promising results from adult trials of psychedelic-assisted therapies (P-AT), translating these interventions to adolescents presents challenges. Therapeutic outcomes in paediatric contexts cannot be inferred from adult studies due to age-dependent...

Acute and delayed effects of THC on memories of stress in healthy adults

Psychopharmacology April 15, 2026 Hanna Molla, Evan Hahn, Christian Ramos et al.

Abstract Rationale Many cannabis users claim that one reason they use cannabis is to relieve stress or dampen effects of stressful memories. However, the processes by which cannabis or its primary constituent, Δ 9 -tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) alleviate stressful experiences remains unclear. Objective Here, we assessed whether low oral doses of THC reduce emotional or physiological responses to...

Stimulus duration modulates awareness-dependent brain activation in the fusiform gyrus independently of task-relevance

URN:NBN Resolver for Germany & Switzerland April 15, 2026 Antje Peters, Annika Hense, Maximilian Bruchmann et al.

Conscious perception in daily life encompasses continuous experience and persistent percepts of visual inputs. However, the temporal dimension of consciousness, specifically neural mechanisms maintaining sustained conscious percepts over time, remains comparatively understudied. Many studies feature either brief stimulus durations or prolonged supraliminal stimuli without inducing an...

DOI: 10.17879/49848783501 (opens in new tab) Stimulus psychology Fusiform gyrus Visual perception Visual cortex +8

Psilocybin use in Puerto Rico: Patterns, motivations, and personality correlates from an online survey

Journal of Psychedelic Studies April 15, 2026 Jean C. Vélez Rodríguez, Yanice Duquesne-Maldonado, Julián M. Hernández Torres et al.

Abstract Background and aims Psilocybin, a psychoactive compound found in fungi commonly referred to as “magic mushrooms,” is consumed for both spiritual and recreational purposes. However, psilocybin use in Puerto Rico remains understudied. This exploratory cross-sectional survey aimed to describe patterns of use, motivations for consumption, explanatory factors, personality traits, and...

Sender-receiver subdivisions of the default mode network in perceptual and memory-guided cognition.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences April 14, 2026 Meichao Zhang, Casey Paquola, Katya Krieger-Redwood et al.

Everyday cognition depends on the brain's capacity to shift between sensing the external world and constructing it from memory. To achieve this, large-scale cortical systems must flexibly integrate incoming sensory signals with internally generated representations. Here, we show that this flexibility is reflected in the macroscale architecture of the default mode network (DMN). Using convergent...

DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2528851123 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Default mode network Functional connectivity Internal-external attention Memory +1