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Perceived Emotions Can Intensify a Quarrel Between LoversWithin any romantic relationship, conflicts inevitably occur. And, as most of us are well aware, the fighting evokes intense emotions.
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Sleep Disorder Costly for Sufferer, SocietyA Danish study of the sleep disorder hypersomnia finds the syndrome has far-reaching consequences.
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Diet Linked to Mental Illness, Mouse Study Suggests
Emerging research on mice suggests that changes in diet can both reduce and/or trigger mental illness
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Cosmetic Surgery Fails to Boost Body ImageCosmetic surgery appears to have only marginal benefits for individuals suffering from body dysmorphic disorder.
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Anxious Monkeys Shed Light on Human TemperamentResearchers have discovered particular brain regions are associated with developing childhood anxiety.
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How Different Cultures View Work
Being aware of the cultural environment that their coworkers come from may help people work together better.
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Thinking About God Calms Believers, Stresses Atheists
Thinking about God can help relieve anxiety associated with making mistakes.
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Teens View Reality Makeover TV as ‘Inspirational’Reality TV shows tout happiness as just a nip and tuck away.
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A Woman’s Touch Increases Risk-Taking in Men
A new study finds that physical contact, such as a pat on the back by a woman, increases a man’s risk tolerance.
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Moms Spending More Time Prepping Kids for Elite Colleges
A new study suggests college-educated mothers in the United States are becoming preoccupied with preparing children for elite college admissions.
