Double Standard Alive & Well in Views on Promiscuity
June 4th, 2013
Developmental psychologists have found that college-age women do not want to be friends with women judged as promiscuous.
Cornell researchers say that in ...
Developmental psychologists have found that college-age women do not want to be friends with women judged as promiscuous.
Cornell researchers say that in ...
It is not just soldiers who are exposed to trauma that may lead to post traumatic stress disorder.
A promising new study on approximately 30 nurses showed that ...
Apparently the perception of being sexually appropriate motivates men and women to lie about their sexual behavior to match cultural expectations.
Interestingly, the willingness ...
Women at a particular stage in their monthly menstrual cycle may be more vulnerable to psychological side effects of stressful experiences, according to a new study.
The ...
Levels of a certain stress hormone released by the placenta may be able to predict a woman's risk of developing postpartum depression, according to a new study presented ...
The association between menopause and memory alterations has been debated for decades.
New research finally confirms the assertion that a woman’s change of life may be associated ...
New research suggests that anxious people perform poorly in job interviews, with men having much more trouble than women.
“Most job applicants experience interview anxiety prior ...
Depressed parents often have trouble relating to a child’s emotional state.
Dads are especially challenged to recognize a child’s developmental stage and abilities, and notice whether ...
Middle-aged women who suffer from depression face almost double the risk of having a stroke, according to a 12-year Australian study.
The research, published in Stroke: Journal ...
More than 80 percent of youth who die by suicide had some form of contact with the health care system in the ...
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