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New study finds links between helicopter parenting and perfectionism
New study finds links between helicopter parenting and perfectionism
PND Staff
This new study shows the benefits of pets for teens: better social skills, and less time alone
A new study on the benefits of having a cat or dog finds that teens with pets spend less time alone, and feel a greater sense of community.
How to Stay Alive Longer: Avoid Surgery on the Surgeon’s Birthday
Here’s a simple tip on how to stay alive longer: try to avoid surgery when it’s the surgeon’s birthday. A new study has found that elderly patients who underwent emergency surgery on their surgeon’s birthday had significantly higher 30-day mortality…
New study says that dads who get involved with fatherhood suffer less paternal depression
The more a father is involved in parenting his infant child, the lower the risk of that father experiencing paternal depression.
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTI) found to be effective
Discover the transformative effects of CBT-I for insomnia, relieving depression, anxiety, and stress. Online options available for effective treatment.
About 28% of college students now abstain from alcohol, vs only 20% in 2002
A new study finds that considerably more college-age Americans now abstain from alcohol than they did as recently as 2002.
Toddlers and touchscreens as learning tool to help find things faster
Toddlers who use touchscreens are faster at finding visual targets on a screen, according to a newly published study.
Color emotions: new study of 30 countries finds we all link colors and emotions in similar ways
The psychology of color: a new study of 30 countries finds colors and the emotions people link them to are similar across the globe.
Surprisingly, brainstorming activities don’t generate a lot of unique ideas
A new study finds that brainstorming activities produce ideas that are actually pretty mediocre, unless you disrupt your routines.
Loneliness among the elderly doubled during pandemic, this new study shows
Loneliness among the elderly more than doubled during the first months of the pandemic, but technology can help.