The Skill College Students Wish They Were Taught
A survey in the United States has found that college students wished they had better emotional preparation before entering college.
Date Posted: August 18, 2017
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Transgender TV Characters May Impact Audience Attitudes
A new study has found that watching a fictional show with transgender characters tend to lead to more positive attitudes towards transgender people and policies affecting transgender people.
Date Posted: August 17, 2017
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Embracing Negative Emotions Could Boost Psychological Well-being
Our reaction when confronted with a negative emotion like sadness or disappointment is to try to escape. However, a recent study has found that acknowledging these emotions, instead of trying to get away, will likely benefit long-term mental health.
Date Posted: August 17, 2017
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Why Do We Hate?
In the wake of news of violent incidences in Charlottesville, Virginia, and around the world, you may be wondering why and how a person can feel so much hatred to another person. Here are some factors that have been proposed to help us understand the psychology of hate.
Date Posted: August 16, 2017
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Bipolar Disorder Speeds Up Biological Aging
A recent study found a link between telomere length and the risk of getting bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder often comes with age-related diseases and telomere length is an indicator of biological aging.
Date Posted: August 15, 2017
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Turn Mistakes Into Life Lessons
Mistakes can be costly - some more than others. Everyone makes mistakes, and have probably repeated them at some point. Instead of making mistakes over and over, we can make a conscious effort to learn from them and make wiser decisions in the future. Here are five ways we can learn from our mistakes.
Date Posted: August 12, 2017
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