Depression and Seasonal Affective Disorder have many symptoms in common. Both can involve a loss of interest in activities, poor concentration, disturbance in appetite and sleep, and suicidal thinking. However, there are several distinctions. The most obvious is that S.A.D. comes and goes with the changing of the seasons. While S.A.D. has been known to [...]
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So what do dreams mean? The theories of Freud and the more modern day neuroscientists reflect two ends of a continuum.
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Research has found that self-compassion affects peoples’ experience in significant and surprising ways.
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Is there evidence that teaching about Santa Claus can harm your kids?
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While only about half a million people reported living together in 1970, over 4 million people report living together today.
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Most people regard autism spectrum disorders (ASD) as life-long in nature. However, research over the past 40 years has shown that this is not always the case.
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Using anti-psychotic medications to treat aggression in autistic children has increased. What is the impact?
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Men and women process information in different ways.
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Researchers investigated whether infant sign language was helpful in a daycare setting.
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How high-conflict couples can improve their relationship.
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