A new study investigates the troubling fact that American veterans who repeatedly attempt suicide suffer significantly greater mortality rates than the general population.
The transition back ...
Money plays a predominant role in American culture, and a new study tries to better understand how it affects our behavior, feelings and emotions.
Drs. Jia Liu, Kathleen Vohs and Dirk ...
For more than 60 years, psychologist Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs has served as a model by which many judge life satisfaction. But ...
It is common knowledge that some people can roll with life’s punches better than others. A new study investigates if earlier life events can make ...
A new European study of risk factors associated with different types of burnout provides insight, and perhaps guidance, on how to avoid this career roadblock.
The first ...
A new study suggests some people can become emotionally attached to their cell phones, primarily because the device is a mobile entertainment source as well as a communication tool.
That ...
A link between a person's lack of emotional empathy after brain injury and his or her physiological response to anger has been documented by ...
A new study finds that a spiritual relationship helps victims of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) rehabilitate from their injury.
The study, by Brigid Waldron-Perrine, Ph.D., and Lisa ...
A new study suggests cell phone communication between a parent and their teenager can affect the quality of their relationship.
Researchers believe the details of the ...
A new pilot study investigates the risk of "Internet addiction" among adolescents and young adults -- a population segment that has been shown to be ...
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