Brandi Carlile on the ‘self-revealing’ album that won 3 Grammys

02/11/2019

Brandi Carlile has made critically acclaimed records with her widescreen voice and wide-open heart since 2005, earning a devoted audience…
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Parent-targeted interventions in primary care improve parent-teen communication on alcohol and sex 08/19/2019
New research shows that brief parent-targeted interventions in the primary care setting can increase communication between parents and their teens about sexual and alcohol-related behavior. This method may serve as an important strategy for parents to influence adolescent behaviors and health outcomes.
Males of a feather flock together 08/14/2019
'Birds of a feather flock together' or rather 'opposites attract'? The recently published study on male macaques in Thailand speaks for the former: Behavioral biologists and psychologists have observed that the more similar male Assamese macaques are in their personality, the closer they get and the stronger their social bonds.
What's more powerful, word-of-mouth or following someone else's lead? 08/13/2019
Researchers have published new research that reveals the power of word-of-mouth in social learning, even when compared to the power of following the example of someone we trust or admire. The same research found, however, that both word-of-mouth and following someone else's lead are two of the most powerful dynamics in influencing others through social […]
Negative memory storage affects depression symptoms 08/12/2019
Physical manifestations of negative memories in the hippocampus could underlie cognitive symptoms of depression, according to new research.
Teens feel pressured to get pregnant 08/08/2019
Female adolescents are experiencing relationship abuse at alarming rates, according to a new study that specifically researched reproductive coercion - a form of abuse in which a woman is pressured to become pregnant against her wishes.
Socially active 60-year-olds face lower dementia risk 08/02/2019
Being more socially active in your 50s and 60s predicts a lower risk of developing dementia later on, finds a new UCL-led study published in PLOS Medicine.
How we care for the environment may have social consequences 07/30/2019
Anyone can express their commitment to the environment through individual efforts, but some pro-environmental or 'green' behaviors may be seen as either feminine or masculine, which researchers say may have social consequences.
Scholars weigh in on new ideas about autism 07/23/2019
A new paper that challenges widely held ideas about autism has attracted comments from more than 30 scholars across the disciplines of psychology, anthropology, education, and neuroscience.

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