Many would rather buy generic clothes than stand out with designer brands Many people buy and wear clothing from prestigious brands as a way to express and distinguish themselves. However, a new study from the University of Missouri has found that people who are more sensitive to how others ...
Date Posted: February 14, 2015
Categories: Women's Issues
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Sometimes, it pays to see the glass half-empty
I listed optimism as one of the ten things you should do every day to improve your life. Yet pessimism does have advantages and plenty of people see it as a better way to view the world. What does the ...
Feb 13
Categories: Other
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You can literally do this in one second.
To learn better, hit control-s and “outsource” your remembering.
Feb 13
Categories: Career Development and Change
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Having lots of creative and novel ideas over time does not come from a flash of brilliance or a single moment of inspiration. It is bred by a consistent set of rituals that serves as the bed rock for getting remarkable things done.
Here are 7 ...
Feb 13
Categories: Creative Blocks
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Adolescents who chronically use methamphetamine suffer greater and more widespread alterations in their brain than adults who chronically abuse the drug–and damage is particularly evident in a part of the brain believed to control the "executive ...
Feb 12
Categories: Drug Addiction
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One in 10 new fathers suffers from post-natal depression and more research is needed to find out how many develop other mental health disorders after their children are born.
Feb 12
Categories: Men's Issues, Parenting
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The meditation-and-the-brain research has been rolling in steadily for a number of years now, with new studies coming out just about every week to illustrate some new benefit of meditation. Or, rather, some ancient benefit that is just now being ...
Feb 11
Categories: Meditation
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In 1991, CMU psychology professor Sheldon Cohen published a landmark study in the New England Journal of Medicine showing how stress can compromise our immune system and leave us more vulnerable to the common cold. Committed to finding practical ...
Feb 11
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Mice genetically deficient in serotonin -- a crucial brain chemical implicated in clinical depression -- are more vulnerable than their normal littermates to social stressors, according to a Duke study appearing this week in the Proceedings of the ...
Feb 11
Categories: Social Anxiety / Phobia
GONetflix and other streaming media services have become the crack of television, making it possible to watch an entire season ...
Feb 10
Categories: Addictions, Depression
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'Green' offices with plants make staff happier and more productive than 'lean' designs stripped of greenery, new research shows.
Feb 10
Categories: Workplace Issues
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Boost language learning with this tip.
Feb 9
Categories: Learning Difficulties
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Did you know that depression presents differently in children than it does in adults?
Feb 9
Categories: Depression
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Here are two trainable personal qualities which predict success four times more than intelligence.
Being open to experience and conscientious is four times more important than intelligence in predicting academic success, a new research review finds.
Feb 7
Categories: Career Development and Change
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People prone to feeling guilty are amongst the hardest workers, a new study finds.
Not only that but people prone to feeling guilty are also highly ethical and are less likely to take advantage of other people’s skills to get paid more.
Feb 7
Categories: Career Development and Change
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"Our conscious thoughts seem protected from our surroundings, but we found that they are much more tightly linked to the external environment than we might realize, and that we have less control of what we will think of next," said Ezequiel ...
Feb 7
Categories: Other
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