Why a pharmaceutical approach helps some individuals with a mental health disorder, yet fails to help others, is a salient research question. A group of Dutch investigators describe individual characteristics which may ...

While the lasting damage of heavy alcohol use is well known, a new study finds that binge drinking can leave college students at risk for impaired decision making. The study investigated alcohol's effects on decision-making ...

New research suggests making sacrifices for your partner is a more satisfying action for both parties if you genuinely want to perform the task. That is, if you do something positive for your mate, does ...

Researchers believe smokers who sincerely want to quit and who take a part in developing a cessation process are more likely to kick the habit. The findings eminate from a study evaluating a new psychological ...

The belief that high self-esteem is an integral trait for a successful life has been promulgated for years. Now, some researchers are questioning this paradigm believing that while heightened self-esteem is a worthy goal, its ...

New evidence suggests that in-utero exposure to smoking is associated with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) problems in genetically susceptible children. For years, women smokers who become pregnant have long been encouraged to reduce or eliminate ...

Experts report behavior that intentionally harms another individual, such as being bullied, can significantly affect adolescent psychosocial development and mental health. The research discussing the potential effects of manipulation of social relationships (or ‘relational aggression’) is ...

Researchers have discovered that not only does body shape relate to how attractive we find others, but also in the way they carry themselves. The findings reflect the views of over 700 individuals who participated in ...

Men are nearly twice as more likely to suffer from depression after they break up with their spouse, according to a Canadian study released Tuesday. While both men and ...

If you thought being happy at your job meant you're a more productive worker, you'd be wrong. New research links job performance more strongly to an individual's personality than to their ...