Research shows that optimism in children and teens leads to healthier behaviors and better physical health, highlighting its importance for overall well-being.

Research reveals that loneliness alters brain responses and language used to describe celebrities, leading to a disconnected understanding of popular culture.

Research links blue light exposure from screens to accelerated bone growth and earlier puberty in rats, raising concerns for children’s development in a digital age.

Yale’s study reveals that when parents view tasks as learning opportunities, they intervene less, boosting children’s independence and confidence.

A study suggests tactile massage may significantly reduce hyperactivity and improve sleep quality in adolescents with ADHD, offering a promising complementary therapy.

A study reveals people prefer simple, trustworthy explanations, highlighting their role in enhancing understanding and improving task efficiency.