A new study on the physiological effects of stress has found that expectant parents respond differently to arguments depending on the presence of ongoing individual or relationship difficulties such as anxiety or chronic relationship conflict.
The study by Mark Feinberg and Damon Jones from Pennsylvania State University published online in the ...
Date Posted: October 13, 2012
Categories: Pregnancy & Birthing, Relationships & Marriage, Stress ...
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A new study found that worriers who begin to chastise themselves at the mere thought of doing something wrong are less likely to behave immorally as a result of their unwavable conscience.
In contrast some 30 to 40 per cent of people fit the ...
Oct 13
GOThree studies conducted as part of Wayne State University's Systems Biology of Epilepsy Project (SBEP) could result in new types of treatment for the disease and, as a bonus, for behavioral disorders as well. Researchers then showed that the most ...
Oct 13
GOThe hormone testosterone stands for typically male attributes – it fosters the forming of the sexual characteristics, increases libido and muscle building. Women also have this sex hormone, but to a much lesser extent. "Testosterone has always ...
Oct 12
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Parents: Want to help ensure your children turn out to be happy and socially well adjusted? Bond with them when they are infants.
That’s the message from a study by the University of Iowa, which found that infants who have a close, intimate ...
Oct 12
Categories: Child and/or Adolescent Issues, Codependency / Dependency, Dependency ...
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Checking social networking sites is more tempting than sex and cigarettes, a study has revealed.
Researchers at Chicago University's Booth Business School used BlackBerrys to log reports about participants' willpower and desires over seven ...
Oct 12
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WE’VE all been there: you feel especially smart and funny when talking to a particular person, only to feel hopelessly unintelligent and inarticulate in the presence of another.
You’re not imagining things. Experiments show that when people ...
Oct 11
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Happiness and mental health are highest among people who eat seven portions of fruit and vegetables a day, according to a new report.
Economists and public health researchers from the University of Warwick studied the eating habits of 80,000 people ...
Oct 11
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Teenagers who play violent video games over a number of years become more aggressive towards other people as a result.
The findings of a new study are said to be the first indication of a clear link between a sustained period of playing violent ...
Oct 11
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Today is the World Mental Health Day. Help promote open discussions of mental disorders, and investments in prevention, promotion and treatment services. This year the theme for the day is “Depression: A Global Crisis”.
Oct 10
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Among the most popular questions addressed in online communication research is the extent to which Internet use leads to undesirable psychosocial outcomes such as depression and loneliness. Evidence suggests that certain motivations to communicate ...
Oct 10
Categories: Adult psychological development, Antisocial personality
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Most people who suffer from serious pain have one or more mental images that they associate with the discomfort and what it represents to them. A new study by Clare Philips and Debbie Samsom has shown that these pain-sufferers can be taught to ...
Oct 10
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We are, at our core, social creatures and we spend considerable time and effort on building and maintaining our relationships with others. As young children, we’re taught that “sharing means caring” and, as we mature, we learn to take ...
Oct 10
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IT makes little sense to explore a new era of family values based around Hollywood couplings. Or, worse yet, around mere rumors of the way movie stars conduct their marital affairs. But might there be seeds of something worth considering in one ...
Oct 9
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McGill researchers have identified a small region in the genome that conclusively plays a role in the development of psychiatric disease and obesity. The key lies in the genomic deletion of brain-derived neurotrophic factor, or BDNF, a nervous ...
Oct 9
Categories: Anxiety, Depression
GOSINGAPORE - People who suffer from schizophrenia will get better support and care, with a new community network spearheaded by the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). The Singapore Schizophrenia Network (SSN) brings together agencies to provide ...
Oct 9
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