BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Just because you don’t live with
Category: Psychological Studies
Study: Writing About Divorce Can Lessen Its Dangerous Side Effects
TUCSON, Ariz. — If you’re going through a divorce,
Study: Inducing Negative Emotions In Someone Can Actually Help Them
PLYMOUTH, England — Being cruel to be kind is
Depression Among Teens Often Confused For Typical Angst, Study Finds
CHICAGO — Many teens experience symptoms of clinical depression
Study: Partners With Low Self-Esteem Likely To Regret Sacrifices For Love
AMSTERDAM — People with low self-esteem struggle to look at
Sexting Not Linked To Increase In Real-Life Sexual Activity, Study Finds
RALEIGH, N.C. — Parents who catch their teenage children sexting
Study: VR Porn May Harm Real Relationships With ‘Perfect’ Sexual Experience
DENVER — As virtual reality headsets become more commonplace, it’s
Alzheimer’s Risk Determined By Spit? New Test Shows Promise, Study Finds
ROYAL OAK, Mich. — Worried you might be at risk
Computer Game Conditions Kids To Eat Healthier, Study Finds
UNITED KINGDOM — It may be possible to help
Overweight Children 4 Times More Likely To Be Depressed As Adults, Study Finds
AMSTERDAM — Children who are overweight are as much as
Study: Most People Don’t Believe Studies Funded By Companies
EAST LANSING, Mich. — What studies find may significantly impact
Study: Helping Coworkers Can Increase Mental Exhaustion, Create Toxic Workplace
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Stopping by your colleague’s desk to
Study: Virtual Support Groups Help Grieving Spouses Beat Depression, Feelings Of Isolation
TUCSON, Ariz. — The reputation of social media has
First-Of-Its-Kind Study Shows Critics Often Way Off From Public On Movies
NEW YORK — Critics’ reviews are often relied upon by
On Meds, Drivers With ADHD Far Less Likely To Suffer Car Accidents, Study Finds
STOCKHOLM — It is well-known that sufferers from Attention
Study: Just Being Told Your Drink Is Alcoholic Makes People Act More Drunk, Risky
PARIS, France — Substituting a Red Bull for cranberry juice
Study: Medications Used To Treat Veterans’ PTSD Increase Dementia Risk
IOWA CITY, Iowa — More than 8 million U.S. adults
Study Shows How Racial Bias Affects Ability To Trust Others
OXFORD, Ohio — Black students who said they hold
Study: Just Seeing Facebook Logo Triggers ‘Spontaneous Hedonic’ Desire To Log On
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — A glimpse of the Facebook logo or
Dogs Reduce Children’s Stress More Than Parental Support, Study Finds
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Past studies have found having pet
Study: Basing Success On How Much You Make Tied To Anxiety, Negativity
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Earning your next raise or simply some
Study: How You’re Dressed May Determine Quality Of Service At Restaurant
COLUMBIA, Mo. — How you’re dressed when you decide
Swearing While You Work Out Boosts Strength, Study Finds
KEELE, United Kingdom — Need an extra jolt of
Study: Men Who Make Sexist, Anti-Gay Jokes Feel Insecure About Masculinity
CULLOWHEE, N.C. — Ever heard a disparaging dig about a
Study: Social Media Users Reinforce Stigmas About Alzheimer’s, Dementia
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Millions of Twitter and Facebook comments are
Apology Most Effective for Getting Hired with Criminal Record, Study Finds
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Many states have passed or are
Study: Video Games Influence Sexist Attitudes
AMES, Iowa — Bikini-clad, disproportionately attractive, or just created as
Political Divide On College Campuses Greater Than Ever, Study Finds
LOS ANGELES — Centrists, while still a plurality on