Mental Health In The Post-COVID World Trickles Down To One Thing: Emotional Intelligence
Experts recommend strategies fostering emotional intelligence to maintain mental health in the post-COVID-19 era.
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Research Provides Insight Into Brain Activity During Intimate Partner Aggression
Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University explored the brain activity associated with intimate partner aggression.
Spousal Education Has A Great Impact On Wellness, Study Reveals
Researchers at the Indiana University explored how spousal education influences a partner’s health outcomes in heterosexual relationships.
Agreeableness Makes You Personally And Professionally Successful, Study Reveals
Researchers look into agreeableness and how the personality trait impacts personal and professional success.
Mental Health Issues In Indian Prisons Are At An All-Time High
With a surge in mental health issues in jails across India, experts find solutions in legislative changes and strict implementation of laws.
Research Provides Insight Into The Psychology Of Parental Alienation
A study published in the journal Personal Relationships brings awareness to parental alienation, an overlooked type of partner abuse.
Poor Sleep Affects Children’s Facial Expressions And Social Relationships, Study Reveals
A study at the University of Houston shows how the quality of sleep affects children’s mental and physical health and long-term social development.
How Did The COVID-19 Pandemic Affect The Mental Health Of Students?
Experts look to online education and career counselling to better students' mental health after the Covid-19 crisis.
Depressed Mothers Increase Risk Of Clinical Depression In Their Children, Study Finds
Emerging research shows how a maternal history of clinical depression can influence tendencies of depressive behavior in children.
Study Reveals The Heart Benefits Of Exercise In People With Depression And Anxiety
Researchers at the American College of Cardiology assessed the heart benefits of exercise in people with cardiovascular diseases and mental illnesses.
