Can Software Actually Help Improve Your Social Skills?
June 17th, 2013
MIT scientists have developed a software system to help people improve their conversational and interview skills.
Experts say that social phobias affect about ...
MIT scientists have developed a software system to help people improve their conversational and interview skills.
Experts say that social phobias affect about ...
Baylor University researchers have discovered young adults who consider themselves "spiritual but not religious" are more ...
Researchers have made a connection between postmenopausal women who use antidepressant medication and suffer from depression, a large waist circumference, and inflammation with an increased ...
Experts say a new study on the root cause of suicide will provide valuable insights to advance suicide prevention, improve treatments, and reduce the likelihood of further attempts.
Researchers ...
A new study gives hope that a brain-imaging technique will improve diagnoses for the millions of people with movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease.
Researchers from ...
New research on mice suggests that many commonly prescribed drugs are capable of reducing the onset and progression of ...
Emerging research suggests that social cohesion across communities can help others cope better with crises, ...
Provocative new research suggests a brain scan can determine if a depressed individual would do better with an antidepressant medication or psychotherapy.
The National ...
Most would agree that smiles are contagious. But can there be a social benefit from ...
New research further supports the notion that video games can provide tangible benefits to users.
Duke University researchers discovered gaming not only trains a ...
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