Color Red Linked to High Testosterone
May 17th, 2013
A new study suggests that the choice of red clothing in athletic completion may be linked to high levels of testosterone.
Psychological scientist Daniel Farrelly of the University of ...
A new study suggests that the choice of red clothing in athletic completion may be linked to high levels of testosterone.
Psychological scientist Daniel Farrelly of the University of ...
A lack of sleep can literally be a killer as people with insomnia are more apt to initiate suicidal actions.
A new study suggests helping people with ...
New research suggests prayer can be a powerful agent to aid relationship reconciliation.
Florida State University researchers found that praying for a romantic partner or close friend can lead to more ...
A new study looks at the relationship between fluctuations in body weight and personality traits.
Florida State University researchers discovered people who gain weight are ...
A new study funded by the National Institutes of Health discovers a pregnant mothers' exposure to the flu may have extreme mental health ...
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 ...
Work conditions, including low levels of social support and high levels of stress, can accurately predict the development of diabetes over the ...
Parents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol are more than twice as likely to have children who develop depression in adulthood, according to a report ...
Teenaged boys who play violent video games three or more hours a day may be desensitized to the physiological and emotional effects of the ...
In what may seem an unusual finding, teens with high blood pressure appear to be better psychologically adjusted and enjoy a higher ...
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