Perceived Longevity Influences Life Decisions
April 10th, 2012
Researchers have known for decades that an individual’s perception of longevity is often a reasonably good prediction for mortality. A new study finds that major life decisions ...
Researchers have known for decades that an individual’s perception of longevity is often a reasonably good prediction for mortality. A new study finds that major life decisions ...
New studies suggest those who express virulent dislike of homosexuals may have an unacknowledged attraction to the same sex. Researchers also discovered homophobia is ...
Apparently being ignored or rejected on sites such as Facebook, hurts as bad as it would in a face-to-face situation.
In a new ...
New research looks at a new form of cybercrime involving online romantic dating services.
Experts say the crimes are often under-reported with victimized participants suffering monetary and emotional ...
New research helps explains why many people enjoy watching tragic movies or plays. Apparently, the emotional connection evoked by such stories helped viewers ...
High school coaches can do much more than forge a winning team; a new study suggests they can help male athletes stop dating ...
If you have a lot of friends, then you most likely have a bigger orbital prefrontal cortex -- a brain region found just ...
A new report discusses shortfalls in doctor-patient communication around sexual matters.
Researchers discovered women’s sexual health issues are only touched ...
Work culture includes the relationship an individual has with peers or colleagues, and also the rapport a person has with his or her manager/boss.
A new study ...
Despite the immense popularity of Facebook, the social network site may not be a great setting for everyone. A new research report takes a critical look at ...
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