Psychology Psychologists Develop First Measure Of Social Media Impact On Teen Sleep (Psychology) 12 Apr 202112 Apr 2021 Sleep experts have developed a new tool to help more accurately measure young people’s ability to disengage from social media before bed. The University of Glasgow researchers who developed the Index…
Psychology How People Decide When They Have So Many Choices? (Psychology) 8 Apr 2021 Study used eye-trackers to see how people selected snack foods It’s one thing to decide among two or three snacks available at a friend’s house. But what do people do…
Psychology It’s Okay Not to Be Okay (Psychology) 3 Apr 2021 Resisting "happy switch hype" can protect your mental health. SUMMARY "Happy Switch Return-to-Normal Hype" can misguide and impede the healing and recovery process.Disaster recovery requires a trauma-informed lens that emphasizes…
Psychology Are People Who Swear More Honest? (Psychology) 3 Apr 2021 A new study claims they are, but the evidence is still unclear. SUMMARY A study suggests that people who curse a lot are more honest. They may use fewer social…
Psychology Can “Playing Around” Boost Your Romantic Life? (Psychology) 3 Apr 2021 What does playing around do to your relationship? Here's what research shows. SUMMARY Engaging in "playful" behavior with a romantic partner can boost mood, promote closeness, and help partners better…
Psychology Walking With a Partner is Great But Might Slow You Down (Psychology) 2 Apr 2021 If you walk with your spouse or partner on a regular basis, you might want to speed up. Or tell them to. A new study by Purdue University nursing, health and kinesiology,…
Psychology Consumers are Searching Online but Not Buying. Why? (Psychology) 2 Apr 2021 Study reveals the keys to more efficient and profitable retargeting campaigns for online marketers. Key Takeaways: Discounting or couponing is not the most effective way to tap the power of…
