Are Early School Start Times Harmful for Kindergarteners?
Few studies have looked at early school start times for young children. Two recent studies show that with early starts, sleep and health were compromised.
Do You Have Functional Alcoholism?
Does someone in your workplace have functional alcoholism? How to identify and help with this potentially disastrous condition.
Music, Fireworks, and a Nation’s Celebration
Fireworks dazzle, but it’s music that carries memory, meaning, and hope. This Fourth of July, explore how sound shapes celebration, connection, and collective identity.
Helping the Child Who Doesn’t Fit In
Children who have trouble fitting in socially may lack nonverbal language skills. Here’s how to identify these difficulties and help kids develop the skills they need.
Doomscrolling and News Anxiety: Understanding Their Impact on Your Mental Health
Absorbing the constant stream of startling headlines, news sources, political tensions, and global issues can feel overwhelming some days –– but we often can’t look away. If this sounds like …
How to Boost Relationship Satisfaction and Prevent Divorce
A recent study examined 46 relationship investment tactics and evaluated their effectiveness in enhancing relationship satisfaction.
Does More Sex Equal Relationship Bliss?
How often should you have sex to reap the greatest benefit for your relationship? Science may have an answer—and it’s probably less often than you think.
A “Jaws”-Eye View: Predators and the Function of Fear
This year “Jaws” celebrates its 50th anniversary. Its success reflects the enduring importance of our most ancient fear: being hunted.
15 Capsule Wardrobe Tips to Help You Simplify Your Closet
If you want to simplify your closet, these capsule wardrobe tips will help you create space and get back to basics. With a smaller wardrobe, you can begin to experience …
AI Use in Dating Jumps 333%
AI is being enthusiastically adopted in the dating enterprise, helping people find dates and sometimes being the date.