Posts Tagged ‘cognitive psychology’
A Positive Mood Boost Creative Thinking
Does your boss get mad that you keep watching those funny viral videos during office hours? New research can finally back up your case. According to new research released by the APS, watching comical videos and listening to upbeat music can allow you to think more [Read More]
Binge Drinking Damages The Teenage Mind
New research suggests heavy alcohol use in teens can detrimentally affect neural development. Researchers have concluded that binge drinking can negatively disrupt normal developmental processes, leading to problems with learning and social adjustment in the long term. The [Read More]
Lingering Psychological Effects Of The Holocaust
New research shows Holocaust survivors are still psychologically affected by their experiences. Many survivors report PTSD symptoms and poor psychological well being. [Read More]
Mental Aging – Cognitive Decline Not As Steep As Once Believed
New research regarding mental aging suggests that drops in mental ability are not as steep as once believed. [Read More]
Cognitive Therapy To Alter Negative Perceptions May Help Loneliness
A new study by researchers at the University of Chicago has discovered that reducing a person's negative perceptions of others is key to reducing loneliness. The study suggests that loneliness is a cognitive issue and can be changed by utilizing cognitive behavioral [Read More]
