• Shorter sleep leads to mental distress

  Sep 1, 2010 - A new study found that shorter sleep durations linked to greater risks of psychological distress, a combination of high levels of depressive and anxious symptoms, in young adults.

• Stress relaxation pervents premenstrual symptom severity

  Aug. 26, 2010 - Feeling stressed early in the menstrual cycle may worsen women’s premenstrual symptoms, but teaching women how to reduce their stress levels may help, a new study suggests.

• Happy employees add value to a business

  Aug. 14, 2010 - A recent study lad by psychological scientist James K. Harter of Gallup, Inc. and his colleagues suggests that employee perceptions of work conditions may also have a big impact on the bottom line of employing organizations.

• Internet Overuse Leads to Depression

  Aug. 2, 2010 - Internet-addicted teenagers are more likely to develop depression or other psychiatric problems than normal Internet user teenagers, a new study says.

• Baground music and recall task performance

  July 27, 2010 - A new study suggest that listening to music one likes versus one does not enjoy has no significant difference in helping to perform a serial recall task. Such а finding is surprisingly controversial towards well-known evidence…

• Drugging kids for parents’ relief called abusive

  July 22, 2010 - If the kids become too much to handle, slip ‘em a little cold medicine. It’s an often-repeated joke - or advice - that parents share on the playground or on Twitter and Facebook pages.

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