Psychology
More structure, less screen time: How to keep kids healthier during holidays
While it's hard to keep modern children away from their gadgets, it can actually be beneficial for their health. A new research says that more structured holidays without too much time spend with gadgets can help kids' health a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk children holidays learning upbringing research 8 July 2023
Why some children learn words slower than others: The new research explains
If your kid learns new words comparatively slowly, it doesn't mean that something is wrong with them, a new study claims. Specialists have found an explanation of why children develop their vocabularies differently.
Kate Yakimchuk children learning research vocabulary intelligence 8 July 2023
Background noises make your concentration worse: A new study on how to work more effectively
Are you a person who's easily distracted by anything, so it's hard for you to concentrate on work? If you are, then you're not alone - a new work shows that even quiet traffic noise can decrease your concentration a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk noise traffic noise research concentration work 8 July 2023
Psychologist's Explanation: What Types of Narcissism Are There
Narcissism in modern society is a set of personality traits that are characterized by callousness, grandiosity and legitimacy.
Diana Dashkevich narcissism personality mental health facts studies 7 July 2023
New Study: What Helps Students Manage Stress and Burnout Effectively
Stress during study is a common problem that needs to be controlled and addressed. In the article we will tell you what exactly can improve the emotional state of students.
Diana Dashkevich studying student burnout mental health facts studies 7 July 2023
Blind people feel their hearts better: A new study on how blind people feel their heartbeat
It's already known that people who lack one of five basic senses often learn how to use what they have better. A new study shows that blind people also tend to feel their heartbeat way better than those individuals who can see.
Kate Yakimchuk research heartbeat blindness 7 July 2023
New ways of treating major depression are coming: A new research might help patients
Major depression is a severe condition that involves lots of processes and substances in our bodies and brains. A new study has found a connection between this illness and glycine, so it can help patients later.
Kate Yakimchuk research depression medications 7 July 2023
Lonely people see the world differently: A new study confirms
Lonely people are well-aware that their point of view often differs from what other people think and see, but now we have a proof. A new study shows how lonely people are actually wired differently in some ways.
Kate Yakimchuk research loneliness personality 7 July 2023
Expert Explained: Why There Are So Few Lefties in Neuroscience Research
About 10 percent of the world's population is left-handed. Approximately 780 million people. This ratio of right-handers and left-handers exists, apparently, the entire history of mankind.
Diana Dashkevich brain facts studies 6 July 2023
Expert Explained: What is " Micro-Cheating"
Trust in a relationship is one of the most important factors for happiness. In the article we will talk about the non-obvious problems of romantic relationships.
Diana Dashkevich relationship love communication mental health 6 July 2023
Music for studying and sleeping are quite similar: A new study shows lots of similarities between music that helps us concentrate and relax
Do you listen to music when you need to learn something new or sleep better? Lots of people do - and that's why a team of researchers has studied the similarities between these different types of music.
Kate Yakimchuk music research sleep studying 6 July 2023
Exploratory actions help brain to learn faster than AI: A new research
While humans still can't learn new information as quickly as artificial intelligence, a biological brain is pretty much capable of that. A new study claims that exploratory actions can help with that a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk brain research intelligence learning 6 July 2023
Your brain knows when a stranger touches you: How brain reacts to different touches
If you don't like it when strangers touch you, then it's not about your personality - your brain actually knows well when a stranger touches you. A new study shows that our brain releases special hormones in response to different types of touches.
Kate Yakimchuk brain research touch happiness 6 July 2023
New Study: What Spoils Mother-Adolescent Relationships
Adolescence in a child is one of the most difficult in education. In the article we will tell you what can aggravate the situation and the parent-child relationship.
Diana Dashkevich parenting children relationship communication facts studies 5 July 2023
New Study: Taking a 5-Minute Break Helps Recover Focus
Sometimes it is difficult to return attention to work and understand how to organize breaks. This article will tell you what can help you.
Diana Dashkevich mental health work relax facts studies 5 July 2023
People with purpose in life feel less lonely: A new study claims that goals beat loneliness
Lonely people tend to feel better when they have life goals, a new study claims. It helps lonely individuals to get rid of negative thoughts and concentrate on things they actually enjoy.
Kate Yakimchuk research loneliness goals personality 5 July 2023
Math and music go well together: A new study on how music improves kids' math skills
While music and math might seem completely different, they can help each other. Using music on math lessons can help kids learn better, a new study claims.
Kate Yakimchuk music intelligence math research children 5 July 2023
Scientists can improve people's memory stimulating their brains while they sleep: A new research
Have you ever wanted your memory to be stronger than it is? According to a new study, it's possible in the future - moreover, it can potentially help individuals with Alzheimer's.
Kate Yakimchuk research memory sleep intelligence brain 5 July 2023
You Didn't Know It: How Friendship Makes Us Happier As We Age
Every person dreams of a happy old age. In the article we will tell you how relationships affect the well-being of a person with age.
Diana Dashkevich friendship mental health life facts studies 4 July 2023
Expert Advice: How to Let Go of Expectations for Other People
Unjustified expectations often turn into resentment. In this article, we will tell you how to get rid of this bad communication habit.
Diana Dashkevich mental health communication expectations facts 4 July 2023