Fear keeps humans alive. It is one of our most basic instincts. A tiger roars, a gunshot rings out, or a truck rattles around a corner too close to where we are standing, and our bodies leap into ...
In your life so far, "Why did I say something like that?" "Why did I make that kind of decision?" Have you ever had the ...
"How am I supposed to find my true calling?"I suspect you have also experienced a night where you muttered that to yourself ...
From the age of three, the 12th Century nun, mystic, poet and composer Hildegard von Bingen had dazzling visions of shimmering points of light and falling stars, which she recorded in detail in her ...
Teaching: Use the student activities to teach how prosocial behavior can enhance the giver’s mental and physical health.
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Always Thinking the Worst? A Doctor Explains What Catastrophising is And Tips To Cope With It
Do you always think of the worst outcome, every time you face even a minor inconvenience? If this seems relatable to you, ...
Even with preserved memory, older adults with higher amyloid-beta levels face greater risks of future brain atrophy. A new ...
Whether it’s in your hand soap, your laundry, or your body care, fragrance is an easy way to elevate the day to day. LAFCO ...
A provocative new analysis has called into question one of the most celebrated promises of social robotics: that friendly ...
A brain-imaging study links progesterone to emotional processing and mood, but finds no clear mood differences across menstrual cycle phases.
Spoiler: there’s more to this than witchcraft and woo-woo.
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Human brain can’t tell joy from grief: 10 reasons for happy tears
From brain science to emotional depth, here's exactly why happy crying happens, and why it makes you beautifully human.
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