New study finds links between helicopter parenting and perfectionism
New study finds links between helicopter parenting and perfectionism
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New study on the psychology of horror fans finds they have more mental resilience than average
A new study on the psychology of horror fans has found that they have more mental resilience than average.
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.
Is “power posing” really a thing? Maybe. Here’s what seems to work
New research shows that instead of trying to power pose, just focus on not slouching your shoulders or crossing your arms..
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.
Texting vs calling: new study explains why a phone call means more than a feeble text
When it comes to texting vs calling, new research finds that calling wins if your goal is to connect with someone in a meaningful way.
Why walking to work is even better for you than a casual walk, this new study shows
A new study finds people walk faster and report feeling healthier when they walk with a purpose, especially when they're walking to work .
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.
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.
Frontier mentality is still alive and well in the West, according to this new research
A new study shows that a distinct psychological profile known as the "frontier mentality" is still widespread in the western United States.