The study reveals that while left-leaning individuals score higher in prosocial traits, their actual prosocial behaviors are often less pronounced in real-life situations.
As the holiday season approaches, 46% of Americans struggle to find alone time, despite 56% recognizing its importance for mental health and stress relief.
Hiring people with disabilities in hotels boosts guest loyalty and positive recommendations, highlighting inclusivity as a smart business strategy.
A UCL study reveals that surveillance technologies in mental health settings may undermine patient care, lacking evidence of effectiveness and raising ethical concerns.
Recent research reveals that high blood sugar, even in non-diabetics, negatively impacts brain connectivity, particularly in older adults and women.
Daily physical activity, whether light or vigorous, can instantly boost cognitive processing speed, making you feel about four years younger, says Penn State research.
New research finds that even small disruptions to our daily schedules can significantly impact metabolism, but recovery occurs within a few days.
Florida Atlantic University’s study shows that virtual reality training significantly enhances police officers' empathy and engagement in handling mental health crises.
New research finds that cannabis use in young people at high risk for psychosis may worsen brain connectivity deficits, impacting social functioning and motivation.
New research finds that specific sounds, like the trilled R and L, evoke distinct tactile sensations, revealing deep connections between language and perception.
