Software helps in getting better at social interactions
New software from MIT can help those insecure about social interactions through practice sessions of talking to a face on the screen
Keep siblings from fighting
Kids who face aggression from siblings have poorer mental health
Proper washing of hands is rare
Only 5 percent of us are washing hands correctly
Overconfidence undermines our ability to address mistakes
Overconfidence is not an asset but a liability that may affect our decision making, says new study from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
In a state of anger? Review your emotions
Physiological reaction to emotional situations may subdue if we assess our emotional state
Have calcium, live longer
Calcium-rich diet helps women live longer, new study discovers
Greater good
How do individuals react to dilemmas about harming someone to save many lives?
Sleep-deprived driver? Crash, bang, boom!
Sleepless drivers who are young are more likely to meet with an accident while driving
A gel to end Diabetes hassles?
A new injectable gel with nanoparticles detects rising sugar levels in blood and automatically releases insulin
Reappraisal helps to lessen anxiety
Researchers have found that those who suppress their emotions tend to suffer more from anxiety than those who use an emotional regulation strategy called reappraisal