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 ...
The availability of genetic testing to help individuals learn their risk for a particular disease has not resulted in an ...
Female terrorists share many similarities with male terrorists in that they are likely to be educated, employed, and native residents of the country where they commit a ...
A new study shows that racial attitudes are already playing a substantial role in the upcoming presidential election.
Led by psychologists at the ...
Some public school teachers under-challenge minority students by giving them more positive feedback than they give to white students for ...
New research suggests many baby boomers may be in for some hard times as they move into old age.
Researchers from Bowling Green State ...
Families dealing with diseases resulting from environmental disasters -- such as Love Canal ...
While some media reports have suggested use of the Internet aided democratic revolutions in Arab countries, a new study suggests the Internet is beneficial only in ...
A new survey discovers Americans are less willing to pay to avoid mental illness as compared to medical conditions.
Researchers ...
A new study finds that religious people are better able to forgo immediate satisfaction in order to gain larger rewards in the future.
The study, published online in ...
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