Better for Men To Be Macho than Modest
July 30th, 2010
Despite calls for men to be more sensitive and responsive to feelings, a new study suggests society still prefers for men to be bold and ...
Despite calls for men to be more sensitive and responsive to feelings, a new study suggests society still prefers for men to be bold and ...
An interesting new study suggests people who are extremely active are happier than people who sit idle.
The finding may explain why people confess to being so incredibly busy in ...
Are you the type who remembers a face but not the person’s name? Or, perhaps you remember the face but cannot place the context from which you know the individual?
According ...
A recent study demonstrates positive results from using an interactive weight management website. In fact, the more often people accessed the site, the more weight ...
The U.S. Army today released the findings of an internal investigation into the rise of suicides in their ranks. The report suggests that it's been the Army's "permissive" attitude ...
The frequency and types of prior episodes a bipolar individual has had may have a significant effect on their overall life function.
According to new research, bipolar ...
A new study emphatically demonstrates the value of social relationships for increasing a person’s lifespan.
In fact, Brigham Young University scientists add social relationships to the “short list” ...
Psychologists at Harvard University have developed two new tests to help predict an individual’s risk of attempting suicide.
The work may improve current predictive algorithms that depend on self-reporting by at-risk ...
UCLA researchers have determined that 4.9 million people in California believe they need help for a mental or emotional health problem.
Researchers from the ...
Researchers believe a new study suggests a particular sleep disorder may be a sign of dementia or Parkinson's disease up to 50 years ...
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