Maternal Depression Affects The Child’s Ability To Speak: Study Finds

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A team of researchers at the University of Texas, Austin, explored how stress affects romantic relationships. The study is published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science.

The Study

The researchers surveyed a daily diary study of 79 newlywed couples. They assessed factors like stressful life events, partner’s negative and positive behaviors, partner perception, etc.

The Findings

The results revealed that

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A team of researchers at Arizona State University explored the link between parenting stress and attachment insecurity in young adulthood. The study is published in the Journal of Marriage and Family.

The Study

The researchers conducted surveys of 156 young adults and their parents. The participants were asked to respond to questionnaires about patterns of attachment in the family, mutual attachment security, and the impact of parenting stress in interparental and

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A team of researchers at Freie Universität Berlin explored how fewer working hours can improve life satisfaction. The study is published in the journal Health Economics Review.

The Study

The researchers reviewed existing studies that explored the link between fewer working hours and higher life satisfaction. They also analyzed 18,060 responses from 10 surveys that inquired about life satisfaction, working time, general health, social inclusion and trust, income, marital status, and so forth.

The Findings

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A team of researchers at Bowling Green State University claimed that youth who think they are more attractive are prone to offending behavior. The study is published in the journal Crime & Delinquency.

The Study

The researchers surveyed data from the Adolescent Academic Context Study. They sought to use general strain theory to explain the link between attractiveness and criminal behavior.

They also conducted a survey in which the participants reported their self-perceptions of attractiveness and offending behaviors (like painting graffiti, lying to parents, se

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A team of researchers at the National Science Center (Poland) explored how a lesser sense of control over the future enhanced self-esteem in introverts. The study is published in The Journal of General Psychology.

The Study

The researchers randomly assigned 104 participants, high and low in extraversion, to the fatalistic time perspective induction condition or to the neutral condition. A manipulation check was conducted. At the end of the experiment, the participants completed the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (SES).