U.S. Programs to Improve Marriages Fall Short
May 23rd, 2012
Each year, the U.S. government invests hundreds of millions of dollars in education programs designed to promote healthy marriages, with a ...
Each year, the U.S. government invests hundreds of millions of dollars in education programs designed to promote healthy marriages, with a ...
As the world ages and medical costs escalate, a very real concern is the future cost of care for people with ...
New research suggests war stress may not be the reason soldiers mutilate enemy corpses or take body parts as trophies.
Investigators from the Economic and ...
In an era of evidence-based clinical care, a new study finds that research presented to psychiatrists during their annual ...
A new study suggests timing can affect whether females and minorities experience discrimination – at least in the case of higher education.
The finding comes from an experiment in which ...
A new study from the University of Freiburg, Germany suggests that stress does not always cause aggressive behavior in ...
Married couples usually are pretty good at recognizing each other’s emotional state during conflicts. However, researchers have found that one significant ...
A digital native is an individual born during the last 40 years. This cohort typically uses technology in many ...
The availability of genetic testing to help individuals learn their risk for a particular disease has not resulted in an ...
While high levels of emotional intelligence can help individuals navigate the ups and downs of daily life, the perception of ...
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