The Study Investigates how Social Rank influences Stress Response The relationship between social rank and stress response is a topic of interest in the field of social psychology. Several studies have been conducted to…
How Caregiver Speech influences the Infant Brain Speech from caregivers is important in shaping an infant’s brain development. Infants have highly plastic brains, which means they are highly adaptable and capable of…
The Effect of Maternal Stress on a Child’s Health during Pregnancy Maternal stress has been linked to an increased risk of premature birth. Premature babies frequently face health issues and may experience developmental delays. Maternal stress…
Teachers who Struggle with Stress are far less Satisfied with their Jobs Teachers who struggle to cope with stress are more likely to be dissatisfied with their jobs. With numerous responsibilities, high expectations, and limited resources, the…
Recognizing Self-Directed Aging Self-directed ageism, also known as internalized ageism or self-ageism, refers to negative attitudes, stereotypes, and biases that people have about themselves because of their age.…
‘Highly Insecure’ People Frequently Use these 7 Harmful Phrases, which a Psychologist Identifies and Discusses Solutions for Highly insecure people are individuals who experience feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, and anxiety about their abilities or worth. Insecurity can manifest in various ways, such…
A Confidence-Boosting Superpower is a Nostalgia It can be good to look back in your memory for a time when everything in life looked tranquil and secure when everything seems to…
Five Everyday Habits that can Significantly Improve How a Person Thinks about Themselves, Make Decisions, and So On Our emotions are the most intimate, personal, and biological expressions of who we are. Our feelings tell us what we need and want, as well…
Study Finds That Preventing Imitation of Others Can Improve Understanding of Others When friends or family members approach us with good or bad news, we can empathize with them, put ourselves in their shoes, and feel what…
Support from Others During Stressful Times may Reduce the Impact of Genetic Depression Risk, According to a New Study Reaching out to encourage someone who is stressed is always a good idea. A new study reveals that support may be especially crucial for people…
Triggers of Social Isolation Learning and Memory Deficits Caused by Astrocytes Social isolation refers to the state of being separated from social contacts or having limited social interaction. It can be voluntary or involuntary and can…
Researchers Gain a Better Understanding of the Mechanisms of the Most Commonly Used ADHD Medication For decades, doctors have used methylphenidate, a stimulant drug sold as Ritalin and Concerta, to treat children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), making it one…