Researchers believe individuals from stigmatized groups choose to present themselves in ways that counteract the specific stereotypes and prejudices associated with their group.
“People often think of prejudice as ...
Stress is a tight-wire act. Not enough stress can lead to boredom, depression and inactivity while too much stress ...
A new study by University of Missouri investigators discovers that propranolol (Inderal), a drug commonly used to treat ...
New research suggests acetaminophen (Tylenol) may help individuals overcome non-specific fear and anxiety brought about by thinking about death or the human condition.
According to lead researcher Daniel Randles ...
New clinical research suggests most people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) fail to receive evidence-based psychotherapy interventions.
Experts report that PTSD affects nearly ...
When the parent of a child with cancer has already experienced a traumatic life event prior to hearing of the child’s cancer diagnosis, he ...
A study of U.S. Army officers suggests that effective leaders' brains may be physically "wired" to lead, a discovery that could improve ...
The dramatic success of Facebook has led researchers to study how emotionally involved Facebook users become with the social networking ...
Age appears to play a critical factor for the development of pathological gambling, and the clinical course the addiction may follow.
In a new ...
New research suggests a shared approach to household chores and parenting is a tonic for a successful marriage.
However, University of Missouri researchers discovered an equal distribution ...
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