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Study Finds Cheating for Monetary Gain is a Character Trait
A new study answers the question of whether cheating is a product of circumstances or a character trait. To do this, researchers at Texas A&M University and the Rensselaer Polytechnic...
Black Students Receive Fewer Behavior Warnings From Teachers
Black middle school students are significantly less likely than their white peers to receive verbal or written warnings from their teachers regarding behavioral misconduct, according to a new University of...
Virtual Reality Body Swapping an Effective Tool for Talking Through Issues
It is common for a person to be much better at giving useful advice to a friend in trouble than they are in dealing with their own problems. Researchers explain...
Mental Health Intervention Reduces Burnout, Stress in Trauma Social Workers
A new study finds that a mental health intervention for social service workers called Caregivers Journey of Hope can help relieve the stress, trauma and burnout social workers may be...
Looking back, looking forward
Simone Lambert provides a wide-angle view of her recently completed year as ACA president and highlights some of the issues likely to influence the counseling profession’s direction for years to come.
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When The Going Gets Tough, It May Pay To Be Anxious
In January 2018, Hawaii residents received an alert from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency over radio, television and smartphones warning that a ballistic missile was headed toward the state, that...
Study: Preschool Story Time Should Involve Complex Questions
Research has shown that the questions preschool teachers ask during story time play a key role in how much children learn. But a new study involving 96 teachers and their...
Intensive Blood Pressure Control Tied to Healthier Brain
New research suggests controlling high blood pressure beyond what is considered standard is associated with fewer adverse changes of the brain. This could mean lower risks of dementia and cognitive...
Matching Cognition to Job Demands Seen As Vital for Older Workers
Experienced older workers whose reasoning skills can no longer meet the demands of their jobs may be more likely to develop chronic health conditions and retire early, which may not...
From Combat to Counseling: Characteristics of the military affiliated population
It’s true that there are many common factors among those who serve in or are affiliated with the military, but there are a large number of differences too. Age, ethnicity, gender, period of service, full time or part time, combat or not —…
