Traumatic Events: Why Do We Forget Painful Memories?

Medicine & Technology Apr 07, 2021

Mental health organizations recently warned about the dependability of a forgotten traumatic event that's later remembered, formally identified as 'delayed memory.'

Experts Say People Can Change; But Here's The Catch!

Apr 05, 2021

People can change — and they absolutely can. But are they willing to do it? Or do they immediately change the next day?

Depression Alters Processing of Visual Information According to Study

Mar 29, 2021

Researchers studied the correlation of depression to visual perception which they said is linked to differences in information processing in the cerebral cortex.

Can Phone Calls Help People Get Away From Loneliness?

Mar 29, 2021

Phone calls can be important for communicating with lonely and isolated people, experts claim.

Narcissism in Social Media Driven By Insecurity Rather Than Inflated Sense of Self

Mar 29, 2021

A study explains the motivation behind the nature of narcissism in social media, which points to insecurity rather than an inflated sense of self.

Women's Physical Pain Is Not Taken Seriously, Study Says

Mar 28, 2021

A psychology study reveals that men were more likely to receive treatment for chronic pain than women because their pain is underestimated.

Resolving Arguments Before the Day's End Promotes Long Life, Study

Mar 26, 2021

'Don't go to bed angry.' It is an old saying that has now been scientifically proven that resolving arguments before sleeping promotes long and healthy life.

Hunger Hormones Psychology: Don't Make Financial Decisions When Hungry

Mar 22, 2021

Your hunger hormone could definitely affect monetary decision-making. Hence, experts discourage you not to decide when hungry.

Study Reveals Factors Affecting Heterosexual Men's Response to Women; The Results Are Not Surprising

Mar 10, 2021

A team of psychologists at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego examined the effect of women with visibly erect nipples on heterosexual men.

Children’s Mental Health During COVID-19, Now a Growing Concern Among Psychology Experts

Mar 01, 2021

Children's mental health is now a growing concern among psychology experts and professionals in Germany after finding more than 13 million kids and teens in the country are likely to suffer from health crises in the future.

Experts Explain Why We Have Birthday Blues

Feb 28, 2021

There are many factors that cause birthday depression, especially for older people. Here's how to beat the blues.

Stanford Shares Tips to Overcome Zoom Fatigue

Feb 25, 2021

Zoom fatigue describes the exhaustion people feel from video conferencing. Stanford professor explains four things why we feel that way.

Why Do We Get Anxious When We Have Phone Calls? Here's What Experts Say

Feb 25, 2021

Experts say fear of answering the phone is a legitimate social anxiety disorder. As we all embrace social distancing, this is why you should give the humble phone call a try.

Giving Students More Positive Boost Lessens Unruly Classroom Behavior

Feb 23, 2021

Research shows that offering students a more positive boost not just lessens the unruly classroom behavior of students but can also enhance their social and academic outcomes.

Young Drivers Said Listening to Music While on the Road Helps Their Driving Abilities

Feb 22, 2021

A study from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers suggests that music is important for young drivers as it helps them concentrate while driving.