New research suggests detailed analysis of a situation may undermine the decision-making process because variables are inappropriately weighed.
This concept stems from research on gambling that discovered ...
Health care reform involves critically looking at health care practices and deciding if the evidence supports a continuation of ...
Everyone has their own strategy to manage emotions. For some, when trouble approaches, they do everything they can to avoid confrontation, for others, they look to make lemonade out of the ...
New research looks into the influence of gender roles on job credibility and performance ranking among entertainers.
Clemson University researchers studied an issue ...
A new study suggests low doses of a leukemia drug may provide a new treatment strategy for neurodegenerative diseases.
Georgetown University Medical ...
A new research study suggests people can self-generate positive emotions in ways that make them physically healthier.
Barbara Fredrickson, Ph.D., of the University of North ...
Today’s digital environment allows quick deletion of digital photos and emails, but the proliferation of digital possessions makes erasing a ...
Work conditions, including low levels of social support and high levels of stress, can accurately predict the development of diabetes over the ...
Has the term “schizophrenia” become outdated? Some experts are beginning to think so.
For several decades now, “schizophrenia” has been the word used to describe a condition with a specific type ...
Different areas of the brain are activated when we choose to suppress an emotion, compared to when we are instructed to suppress ...
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