Personality Traits Influence Our Post-Retirement Life Satisfaction, Study Finds
A study published in PLOS ONE reveals how personality traits influence post-retirement life satisfaction in the elderly populace.
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High-earning Married Mothers Do More Housework Than Their Spouses, Study Reveals
Researchers at the University of Bath threw insight into the gender housework gap in dual-income North American couples.
Hypertensive Men Are Biased in Their Anger Recognition, Study Finds
Researchers at the University of Konstanz linked hypertension in men to biased anger recognition.
Exercise Enhances Therapy-Benefits In Depression Treatment, Study Finds
Researchers at Iowa State University linked exercise to better therapeutic outcomes in depression treatment.
The Gender-Neutral Terms In Our Languages Are Extremely Gendered, Study Reveals
Researchers at New York University explored the gendered nature of the gender-neutral terms used in our languages.
How Can Indian Students Channel Their Mental Health Issues Towards Productive Ends?
Experts recommend innovative self-help strategies to combat mental health issues amongst Indian students.
Does Mindfulness Help Pregnant Women In Their Motherhood Journey?
Experts weigh the impact of mindfulness programs on pregnant women, their spouses, and their offspring.
Stress Has Long-Lasting Effects On The Brain, Study Reveals
A group of researchers at the University of Bonn linked the long-term effects of stress in the brain to motor disabilities and learning deficits.
Study Reveals Links Between Mental Disorders And Hoarding Behavior
Researchers explore the link between mental disorders related to attention deficiency, hoarding behavior, and depressive symptoms.
Researchers Discover Neurons Associated With Competitiveness In The Brain
Researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) study the neurocognitive conditions associated with competition and social behavior in mice.
