Young Children Use Emotional Word Cues, Study Finds
A study shows children as young as five recognize emotional signals in words like „tick-tock” and „screech.” The research, conducted at Arizona State University
Mental Health
Spirituality Linked to Lower Risk of Substance Abuse
Researchers analyzed over 50 studies to understand the connection between spirituality and substance use. The studies covered various substances, including alco
Boosting Creativity with Unconventional Cinema
Researchers have discovered that watching unusual films can instantly enhance creative thinking. This phenomenon occurs when the mind is opened up by the unconv
Early Outdoor Play Reduces Mental Health Risks in Children
University of Exeter researchers have found a link between outdoor play and reduced mental health risks in children. The study, published in the Journal of Chil
Living With the Masks of Undiagnosed ADHD
Many adults struggling with undiagnosed ADHD often adopt defensive personas to navigate daily life. These identities, ranging from the disruptive class clown to
Breaking Free from People-Pleasing
People-pleasers often struggle to set boundaries, sacrificing their own needs to satisfy others. This behavior can stem from low self-esteem or a deep-seated ne
Prednisone Over 20 mg May Cut Survival in Cancer Patients, French Study Finds
LONDON — A new French analysis warns that cancer patients receiving more than 20 mg of prednisone daily for rheumatic complications of anticancer therapies expe
From £6 Million Burnout to a New Model of Founder Success
Helen Corsi‑Cadmore, a former tech entrepreneur who once ran a multi‑million‑pound company, now advises startup founders on balancing ambition with wellbeing. H
Breaking the Confidence Barrier: How New Creators Can Beat Imposter Syndrome and Launch Their First Product
A growing number of first‑time entrepreneurs are confronting a familiar mental hurdle: imposter syndrome. The feeling that they lack the skills or legitimacy to
The Hidden Psychology Behind Loving Rainy Days
For many people, rain is a welcome respite from the demands of daily life. Introverts, in particular, often find solace in the quiet, calming atmosphere that ra
People Overestimate Others' Dishonesty
Researchers have found that individuals consistently overestimate how much others lie and cheat, revealing a widespread pessimism about human behavior. A recent
The Enigmatic Few: Unraveling the Psychology of Mysterious Personalities
People have always been drawn to those who remain shrouded in mystery. A quiet confidence and selective sharing of information can create an aura of intrigue, m