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Facial Expressions Alone May Not Convey Emotional State
New research clarifies that emotional intelligence involves much more than reading people’s micro-expressions. When it comes to reading a person’s state of mind, the visual context of background and action...
Visiting Urban Park Can Foster Happiness, Workout or Not
New research suggests spending 20 minutes in an urban park can improve happiness, regardless of whether a person is engaging in exercise or not during the visit. Investigators from the...
Study Probes How Concussion Impacts Deep Brain Structure
Concussion researchers have long suspected that damage to the brain’s corpus callosum could be the underlying reason behind certain side effects of concussion, including dizziness or vision problems. Their hypothesis...
Behind the Book: Wellness Counseling: A Holistic Approach to Prevention and Intervention
"Wellness counseling is client-centered you are offering the client new ways of understanding and experiencing themselves and new avenues for goal achievement."
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Study: Extra Vitamin D Boosts Memory But May Slow Reaction Time in Older Adults
In a new study, overweight and obese older women who took more than three times the recommended daily dose of vitamin D showed an increase in memory and learning but...
Mediterranean Diet Tied to Better Performance in 5K Run
A small study found that 11 athletes who consumed a Mediterranean diet for less than a week increased their performance in a long-distance running test. The researchers hypothesize that the...
Study IDs Factors in Suicide Attempts Among High-Risk Youth
In a new study, researchers at the University of Bristol in England identified potential factors that could lead to suicide attempts in high-risk young people: non-suicidal self-harm, cannabis and other...
Personality Test May Improve Care for Men With Prostate Cancer
Men with high neuroticism are significantly more likely to suffer from adverse events, such as erectile dysfunction and incontinence, which may put their recovery from prostate cancer surgery at risk....
New Study Shows How Motivation Affects Diet
A new study suggests that people with a positive attitude are more likely to eat healthily. Led by researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in England, the study...
Periodontitis May Increase Risk for Dementia
A new South Korean study adds to the growing body of evidence that chronic periodontitis may be a risk factor for dementia. Periodontitis occurs when an untreated gum infection spreads...
