Millionaires are more emotionally stable and risk-tolerant
Research by the Socio-Economic panel (SOEP) from the German Institute for Economic Research Berlin and the University of Munster found […]
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Older adults physical exercise ability improved by breath training
Despite the many benefits of exercise and their numerous known benefits, many older adults are struggling to follow physical activity […]
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Older adults personality traits influence well being after retirement
New research has revealed novel connections between the personality traits of older adults, their retirement routes, and their well being […]
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Grocery stores may influence people to be healthier
To encourage healthier buying habits, it may be possible to restrict grocery store placements of unhealthy items and increase the […]
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Coffee intake may benefit the heart
According to research presented at the American College of Cardiology’s 71 Annual Scientific Sessions, coffee intake (especially two to three […]
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Gun violence trauma survivors alleviated by mindfulness
Gun violence has become an epidemic in the United States. In 2020, there were more than 45,000 gunshot deaths. This […]
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English lessons started early have lasting effects
A research team from around the world examined how English lessons in primary schools affect language proficiency in secondary school. […]
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People can be trained to be creative
Researchers have created a new way to train people to be creative. It is more effective than the current methods […]
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Changing your mind based on influence or information
Ali Mahmoodi, a researcher at the University of Freiburg, Germany, has characterized brain activity when people influence us to change […]
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Mother reminiscing sets children up for better well-being
University of Otago research has shown that toddlers whose mothers were trained in reminiscing have better well-being as teenagers. Study […]