Kate Yakimchuk
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Children benefit from pretend games: Learning new skills
Pretend play, often seen as a huge part of child development, has been linked to various skills that can help children in the future. It might be even more beneficial to children's development than we thought.
Kate Yakimchuk research children development games upbringing Psychology 23 Июля 2023
How loneliness affects your sleep patterns: It's bigger than you think
Loneliness can have a significant impact on sleep patterns and quality. It's not only about sleeping all day or staying up late - it has a complex nature.
Kate Yakimchuk sleep patterns sleep loneliness Psychology 23 Июля 2023
Souvenirs that can benefit your interior: Not just postcards
Souvenirs can be wonderful additions to your interior decor, bringing a touch of personal history and travel experiences into your home. These items will always mean more to you than regular decorations you can buy at a local store.
Kate Yakimchuk souvenirs decoration home decor wall decor interior tips House Design 23 Июля 2023
Why you shouldn't plant tall trees in your garden: Too high-maintenance
Some trees look amazing, and they can turn your garden into a fairy-tale-like place. At the same time, tall trees often create more troubles than atmosphere.
Kate Yakimchuk trees gardening gardening tips Garden 23 Июля 2023
Signs that your diet lacks vegetables: Listen to your body
Everyone knows that vegetables are good for our health, but not everyone knows the signs that their diet lacks them. A diet lacking in vegetables can have several noticeable signs and symptoms.
Kate Yakimchuk vegetables healthy food healthy diet eating habits Cooking 23 Июля 2023
Not all animals have territorial behaviors: Learn more about the nature
While many animals exhibit territorial behavior, it is important to note that not all animals have a strong inclination to protect their territory. The tendency to defend and mark a territory varies among different species and depends on various factors such as their ecological niche, social structure, and resource availability.
Kate Yakimchuk animal facts wild animals territorial behavior nature Animals 23 Июля 2023
Avoid damaging your children's mental health: The harmful effects of corporal punishment
It's widely understood that corporal punishment is not an effective method of disciplining children, but the extent of the damage it can cause is often underestimated. Mental damage can be even more destructive, especially for children.
Kate Yakimchuk corporal punishment research children upbringing mental health Psychology 23 Июля 2023
Why some people find it so hard to fall asleep in time: Bad sleeping habits
Have you ever wondered why so many people prefer to stay up late rather than go to bed earlier? It's not only about insomnia - there are more psychological issues behind it.
Kate Yakimchuk sleep patterns sleep insomnia habits Psychology 23 Июля 2023
Small items that can spoil your interior the most: When decorations only make it worse
The impact of objects on the overall aesthetic of an interior can vary depending on personal preferences and design styles. However, certain objects can often detract from the overall appeal of an interior.
Kate Yakimchuk interior tips interior mistakes clutter House Design 23 Июля 2023
Why gardening selection is good: The benefits of selection
Selection in gardening refers to the careful process of choosing plants and varieties that are well-suited to the specific conditions and goals of a garden. It can benefit your garden in many ways.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening selection plants Garden 23 Июля 2023
Self-love and self-hatred: Fuel for changing yourself
Some people prefer to change due they love themselves, others strongly dislike who they are. Both self-love and self-hatred can potentially serve as motivators for change, but they have distinct effects and implications.
Kate Yakimchuk personality self care self-love self-hatred mental health Psychology 23 Июля 2023
Sometimes protective parenting can actually be good: Unexpected research results
Most people already know that overprotective parenting can damage a child's social life and proper development, but there might also be some benefits of it. Active and caring parenting can have a lasting impact on children's health and well-being, according to a recent study conducted at the University of Georgia.
Kate Yakimchuk research parenting children health development Psychology 23 Июля 2023
Artwork that spoils your interior design: Pictures that won't make your house look better
Choosing artwork for your home is a subjective matter, and personal preferences can vary. However, there are certain factors that can contribute to paintings and pictures appearing less appealing as house decorations.
Kate Yakimchuk interior tips art artwork interior mistakes pictures House Design 23 Июля 2023
How to understand that soil waters are too close to the surface: Gardening tips
While water is vital for plants, too much moisture can kill your garden. Determining whether soil waters are too close to the surface in your garden can be crucial for understanding drainage issues and the overall health of your plants.
Kate Yakimchuk soil soil waters wet soil gardening tips Garden 23 Июля 2023
Why you shouldn't eat too many fruits: Maintaining a healthy and balanced diet
Including a variety of fruits in your diet is generally considered a healthy practice. Fruits are rich in essential vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, making them beneficial for overall health and well-being.
Kate Yakimchuk fruits healthy food balance Cooking 23 Июля 2023
Animals that look dangerous but are actually friendly: Looks can be deceiving
While some animals look harmless but can actually kill you, others are quite the opposite. While appearances can be deceiving, there are several animals that may look dangerous at first glance but are actually friendly and pose little to no threat to humans.
Kate Yakimchuk animal facts wild animals friendliness Animals 22 Июля 2023
How porcupines protect themselves: Unusual defense mechanisms
Porcupines have developed a unique and effective defense mechanism to protect themselves from enemies and potential predators. Their primary defense lies in their quills, which are sharp, barbed spines covering their bodies.
Kate Yakimchuk porcupines wild animals animal facts nature protection Animals 22 Июля 2023
Where the knowledge is hidden: More information on how our brain collects and stores knowledge
Have you ever wondered in which part of your brain all your knowledge lies? A groundbreaking study by neuroscientists at Georgetown University Medical Center has challenged a century-old understanding of the brain's auditory lexicon, the catalog of verbal language.
Kate Yakimchuk research learning foreign languages brain brain damage Psychology 22 Июля 2023
Mental imagery helps teens to fight bad thoughts: A new study
Imagination is a powerful tool, and sometimes it can help you go through lots of bad things. A recent study from Oregon State University revealed that for adolescents caught in negative thought spirals, focusing on mental imagery is a more effective distraction than using verbal thoughts.
Kate Yakimchuk depression imagination therapy research teenagers Psychology 22 Июля 2023
Why achieving long-term goals is hard: Patience and instant gratifications
Would you rather achieve your goals quickly, putting all your effort in it, or slowly, but without struggling? Lots of people prefer the first option, because that's how our psychology works.
Kate Yakimchuk goals personality inspiration Psychology 22 Июля 2023