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The development of young childrenâs emotional competence not only affects their current mental health and well-being but also has a profound impact on their future socialization, learning ability, and overall quality…
Despite the growing importance of open and online higher education in widening access, student attrition remains a major concern. This study seeks to provide a large-scale descriptive analysis of student attrition in an…
Workâfamily conflict is a prevalent issue among parents of preschool children, and prolonged exposure to such conflict can significantly impact the social adjustment of preschool children. In this study, we conducted a…
Mental health applications (MHAs) hold promise for expanding access to care, yet user satisfaction varies across cultural contexts. Drawing on value co-creation theory, this study integrates developer and user…
This study examines how video duration—specifically short-form (under 1 min) versus long-form (over 10 min)—affects learner engagement and sentiment in YouTube-based educational content. Drawing on 623 videos retrieved…
The development of AI technology has enabled algorithms to gradually take on some of the management tasks previously completed by human managers in organizations, such as task allocation, performance review, employee…
Deep interaction is closely linked to learning quality in blended learning, yet its mechanisms remain unclear. While cognitive interaction has been widely studied, group dynamics are increasingly seen as an important…
Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly being applied to time-series forecasting, giving rise to a class of models referred to as time-series LLMs. While these models achieve competitive predictive accuracy, their…
Social media have become key sources of nutrition-related information, but the high prevalence of misinformation is increasingly concerning. We tested the effectiveness of source verification labels (signaling a content…
In contemporary Japan, isolated parenting has become a serious social issue, increasing psychological stress on parents and potentially affecting childrenâs development. Existing childcare support services tend to…
From scrolling on your phone first thing in the morning to saying yes to everything, these everyday habits may quietly affect your mental well-being. A clinical psychologist shares seven behaviours to ...
We may not see our friends as they really are -- and it could be shaping relationships in surprising ways.
Posted July 20, 2026 | Reviewed by Michelle Quirk Someone says something online—offensive, careless, sometimes just poorly worded—and the response escalates quickly. At first, it looks like what you’d expect…
Researchers have uncovered a surprising culprit behind sleep loss in Alzheimer’s disease: the brain’s own immune cells. In mice with amyloid plaques, overactive microglia triggered inflammation that kept the brain from…
Psychology says people who get emotional while watching movies or TV aren't emotionally weak or unable to control their feelings. Research suggests that emotional reactions to fictional stories are ...
For those who are burned out, perimenopausal, or both, dancing all night can be a panacea. It’s great exercise, lowers stress, boosts energy and provides connection. No wonder so many are doing itIt’s 4am and I’m in a…
Internal motivation doesn’t have to be manufactured. It surfaces when approval is no longer the entry fee for action.
If you think that clutter is impacting your mental health, you might be right. Minimalism may help boost your mental health in three important ways.
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Psychology says people who drink water from the refrigerator and never refill the bottles are not necessarily selfish, lazy, or inconsiderate. While repeatedly forgetting to refill shared items can ...
Varying rhythmic contexts impose distinct cognitive and sensorimotor demands. This study investigated the effects of social scaffolding on childrenâs sensorimotor synchronization (SMS) across different contexts and…
Individuals with autism and/or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) face greater adversity, which is typically associated with negative life outcomes (e.g., depression), but potentially, adaptive strengths…
Think you're in total control of your mind? These fascinating studies suggest consciousness is far less reliable than it feels.
Trading psychology refers to the emotions and mental states that help to dictate success or failure in trading securities.
Psychology explains why people who constantly crack jokes may be coping with stress, easing tension or masking emotions. Here's what research says about humour.
People often support underdogs due to a desire to identify with disadvantaged competitors. This emotional connection stems from observing persistence and the possibility of overcoming challenges.
Coffee does not always keep people awake -- but it may quietly change what happens after they fall asleep.
The writer of cult hit If Women Rose Rooted is on a mission to bring folklore to modern readers. She talks about confronting her fears, communing with nature – and the power that comes with ageLike many of the wise women…
The Mediterranean diet may influence aging through tiny proteins produced inside the cell’s mitochondria. Older adults who followed the diet most closely had higher levels of humanin and SHMOOSE, which have been linked…
Psychology reveals that while your brain is wired to instantly read a stranger's vibe through subtle social cues, these initial snap judgments are often incomplete hypotheses that require time and ...
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