E-Mail Style May Suggest Personality Traits
A new theory suggests that the way in which we communicate online, via email and social media, reveals much about our personality and character types. Psychologists from the Universities of … Read More
Category: Memory and Perception
Major Depressive Episodes Far More Common Than Once Thought
A new study finds that the number of adults in the United States who suffer from major depressive episodes at some point in their lives is far higher than previously … Read More
New Protocol Reduces Post-Op Opioid Use
While opioids effectively relieve pain, for some they lead to overuse and addiction. New research suggests planning that emphasizes a person’s surgical care before, during and after surgery can reduce … Read More
Study: As Body Weight Increases, Brain Function Drops
A new brain imaging study of thousands of people reveals that a person’s body weight has a surprising impact on brain function. The results show that as body weight increases, … Read More
Taking Time to Enjoy the Pleasures of Life Brings Happiness
New research suggests acts of hedonism such as relaxing on the couch or enjoying a delicious meal contribute to a happy life as much as self-control. Investigators from the University … Read More
Sleep Problems in Childhood May Lead to Academic, Psychological Issues
Developing healthy sleep habits for a child is often challenging for parents. Now, new research suggests children’s sleep issues, at any age and at any level, are associated with diminished … Read More
How People Look and Sound Has An Impact – Even If You Try Not to Notice
Your perception of someone new is influenced by their appearance and voice, even when you’re trying not to notice. In a new Ohio State University study, participants were shown a … Read More
Men and Women Tend to Have Different Views on Infidelity
A new study discovers men and women look at infidelity differently. The distinction is instructive as infidelity has been found to be one of the most common reasons for relationship … Read More
Role of REM Versus Non-REM Sleep on Learning
New research evaluates which sleep stage is most important for learning: REM or non-REM. In the new study investigators looked at two mechanisms. Does sleep improve learning by enhancing skills … Read More
Texting May Work As Add-On to Therapy for Severe Mental Illness
A new randomized clinical trial has discovered a text-messaging-based intervention can be an effective method to augment therapy services for individuals with severe mental illness. The finding is meaningful as … Read More