Have you ever felt like you're talking, but nobody is listening?
Date Posted: January 5, 2016
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When people see you for the first time, their impressions are formed instantly on the basis of the visual cues your face and body provide. Within seconds, your impression is registered by others on the basis of your gender and race. They then go on ...
Jan 5
Categories: Career Development and Change, Emotional Intelligence
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A comprehensive new study has found that Cannabis causes short-term paranoia and it is not related to memory problems.
Jan 4
Categories: Paranoia / Suspiciousness
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Most of us want to be the best partner we can be. But often we get caught up in work and attending to day-to-day responsibilities. We get caught up in the continuous buzzing of our own worries and what-ifs.
Jan 2
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Kids who have allergies at an early age are more likely than others to also have problems with anxiety and depression, according to a new study.
As the number of allergies increase, so do internalizing behavior scores, the researchers found.
Dec 31
Categories: Anxiety
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Anxiety disorders involve excessive and unrealistic worry about everyday tasks or events and can interfere with daily activities, including work and relationships. A new study, however, investigates the potential neurological upsides to anxiety.
Dec 30
Categories: Anxiety
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New research finds that a disadvantaged environment can prevent genetics from doing its job.
Dec 30
Categories: Child Development
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Not only can speaking more than one language help one travel to exciting destinations and experience other cultures around the world, it can also protect against cognitive impairment after stroke.
Dec 30
Categories: Cognitive Problems Amnesia / Dementia
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Neuroscientists have struggled to understand exactly how the mind’s cycles affect us. Studies of donated brains provide some answers.
Dec 29
Categories: Sleep Disorders
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“Will you exercise this year?” That simple question can be a game-changing technique for people who want to influence their own or others’ behavior, according to a recent study spanning 40 years of research.
Dec 29
Categories: Self-Care / Self Compassion
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When you first interview for a job or head into a salary negotiation, there’s a lot that’s under your control. Unfortunately, that person may be subconsciously relying on your facial structure.
Dec 28
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The term “addiction” is usually associated with alcoholism and drug abuse. Yet people can get addicted to different stimulants that are far beyond illegal substances.
Dec 28
Categories: Addictions
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What prompts us to share on social media and why do we share the things we do? Science has started to figure this out.
Dec 26
Categories: Empathy
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"Don't tell me what happens!" Spoilers do reduce enjoyment, but not as much as you might think, research shows.
Dec 26
Categories: Other
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When you hear the word “Christmas”, what are the first five words that instantly pop into your head? This was the question asked in a new study that led researchers to suggest that differences in food parenting styles for special occasions, may ...
Dec 26
Categories: Child Development, Parenting
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What happens when you cut ties with your family, or your family cuts ties with you? The high emotional and psychological cost of family estrangement.
Dec 23
Categories: Family Problems
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