Medicine & TechnologyA new study reveals how parents drive the emotional regulation and communication skills of their children during childhood and adolescence.
In the behavioral sciences, nudge theory postulates that suggestions and positive reinforcement rather than top-down instruction are better at changing behavior, especially in decision making.
A new psychological meta-analysis compiled several studies to identify the loneliness in emerging adults. It was found the trend increased for the past 43 years.
Making friends at work is important because humans spend most of their time at work. A new study shows that having good interpersonal relationships help employees to become more engaged with their work.
A study suggests boredom gives rise to sadism, manifesting in parents who get joy out of their child's misfortunes or soldiers who are bored in their posts.
Sticking to New Year's resolution is not easy, especially when the motivation of setting these goals wanes over time. But experts have listed cognitive and behavioral strategies to make it possible.
French researchers from CNRS investigate the emergence of social conventions on non-human primates, particularly in Guinea baboons, to see how it may also be important to animal societies.
A new study suggests that people who engage in work-related emails and communications during holidays and off hours could suffer from mental and physical challenges.
A new study could be an essential step in making an emergency treatment known as brain stimulation that's responsive to daily changes in obsessive-compulsive disorder symptoms.
A psychologist from Legal and General explains why anxiety persists in children and enumerates the factors that could trigger the mental condition. The expert also gave advice to parents and adults on how to deal anxiety in kids.
Researchers analyzed how people of different languages from across the globe could make the same word-object association for a meaningless word like "kiki" and "bouba".
A new study confirmed that sitting excessively could lead to depression and anxiety. Experts say that this behaviour is widely experienced throughout the pandemic.