Parent-Infant Body Contact During First Few Hours After Premature Birth Could Help With Child's Social Skills, Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology Nov 30, 2023

A study has found that immediate skin-to-skin contact between parents and infants could be good for the child's social skills development. Read to learn more.

Barbie Manufacturer Got Criticized for Giving Free Dolls to Schools; Is It Neuroscience or a Form of Invisible Marketing

Jul 21, 2023

Experts got alarmed at the program of Mattel toy company after launching a program where free Barbie dolls were given to primary schools. Continue reading the article to find out more.

More Evidence Between Association of Emotion Recognition Skill and 'Happy Hormone' Dopamine Alteration Discovered

May 25, 2022

University of Birmingham experts found contributing evidence that confirm the relation between dopamine levels and how we recognize emotion in other people. Read more about how the alteration of happy hormones improve the our social skills.

Children Playing Dolls Instead Of Gadgets Develop Key Social Skills for Emotional Development, Study Says

Feb 08, 2022

Researchers observed that children playing with Barbie dolls prompted internal state language (ISL) that indicates they are thinking of other people's thoughts and emotions.

Maternal Scent Improves Social Bonds of Children With Strangers Even When Mothers Are Away, Research Suggests

Dec 12, 2021

A new study suggests that body odors of mother could help the social capabilities of their infant kids improve, developing bonds with unfamiliar strangers even when the presence of mothers are away.

Does Spending Time With Friends Make You Happier Than Your Family?

Sep 18, 2020

Friends and family that make up our closest relationships make up a significant part of our happiness. A study reveals the importance of activities done with friends, family, and kids, and how these affect our levels of happiness.