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Mar 25, 2020

Social Anxiety May Hinder Ability to Mirror Body Language

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Feb 16, 2020

Psychologists say they have produced the first rigorous analysis of why newly-wed heterosexual couples argue. Topping the list is that people feel their partner pays them inadequate attention or affection. The other main sources of disagreement are based around sex, money, control

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Dec 12, 2019

Emotionally intelligent students get better grades and higher test scores, a comprehensive meta-analysis shows, because they can navigate social networks, perform better in the humanities, and manage school-related feelings like test anxiety, boredom and disappointment.

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Dec 10, 2019

The "presence" of meaning in life peaks around 60 years old, and is correlated with better physical and mental health in older adults (n=1,042). The search for meaning in life follows a u-shaped curve where people younger than 60 and older tend to be actively seeking purpose.

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Nov 10, 2019

Dogs are great companions that can help you to feel less lonely, suggests new three-armed controlled study. New dog owners felt less lonely after they got a dog, and it happened quickly, within three months of acquiring a dog. They also had fewer negative emotions, such as nervousness or distress.

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Sep 27, 2019

Study suggests that the decline in marriage rates may be attributable to a shortage of economically attractive partners for unmarried women to marry

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Sep 20, 2019

Researchers got 2,700 college students from five countries to progressively narrow down which characteristics were most important to them in a lifetime mate, and the one that emerged from all cultures was kindness.

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Aug 18, 2019

Having kids makes you happier, but only when they move out, according to a new study, which suggests that parents are happier than non-parents later in life, when their children move out and become sources of social enjoyment rather than stress (n=55,000).

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Jul 15, 2019

Male and female brains don’t respond significantly differently to sexual stimuli, according to meta-analysis of 61 fMRI studies on sexual arousal. Previously observed sex differences were the result of gender-biased samples, the authors argue (n=1,850).

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Jun 11, 2019

Psychologists say they have found that people tend to go for new romantic partners with personalities similar to their own, and that even when this is taken into account, people’s former and new partners tend to be alike in character

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May 26, 2019

Very low Swiss sperm quality underscores a troubling worldwide trend, finds a new study (n=2,523), which suggests that an important amount of men will probably take more time to conceive. 17% had sperm counts below WHO thresholds, and 43% had a percentage of abnormal sperm.

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May 02, 2019

Loneliness is now a public health issue in the UK. A survey found that living alone is associated with higher rates of mental disorders (n=20,500), and the bulk of this association can be explained by feelings of loneliness.

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Apr 26, 2019

People With Happy Spouses May Live Longer

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Apr 11, 2019

Surveys of religious and non-religious people show that a sense of "oneness" with the world is a better predictor for life satisfaction than being religious.

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