Short Lectures, Frequent Quizzes Maximize Online Learning
April 8th, 2013
Despite the rapid proliferation of online educational offerings, evidence on the effectiveness of the new delivery method is a work ...
Despite the rapid proliferation of online educational offerings, evidence on the effectiveness of the new delivery method is a work ...
The value of pet therapy for helping a child manage the pain and emotional effects of a serious illness is well-documented.
Unfortunately, companion animals are not ...
New research discovers that many women suffering from post-partum depression do not seek care because of time constrains and the stigma ...
A new study from Brigham Young University finds that while most of us go online regularly for help in diagnosing health issues, very few ...
New research suggests that babies’ brains can process emotional tones of voice, a capability that could potentially lead to problems in dealing with stress ...
Total hip replacement (THR) surgery not only diminishes pain and improves life quality for those suffering from osteoarthritis, according to a new study, but ...
Emerging research suggests children at risk of developing schizophrenia have brains that function differently than those not at risk.
Researchers from the University ...
A Facebook profile may enhance feelings of self-worth because it offers a place to display the personal traits and relationships the user values most, according to new ...
A new study suggests that we remember and manage social networks by using a rule-based system, rather than by rote memory.
Cornell University sociologist Dr. Matthew Brashears ...
Increasingly, new research is undermining what has been the traditional picture of how the brain functions, namely that different parts of the brain are responsible for ...
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