Psychology

Men Feel 'Too Little' Guilt, New Study Finds

Men Feel 'Too Little' Guilt, New Study Finds

A new study published in the Spanish Journal of Psychology indicates that in the West women experience much more guilt than men, and the primary reason is not that women feel too much guilt, but…
A Reminder of Generosity: Responses to Haiti

A Reminder of Generosity: Responses to Haiti

It's strange how quickly the image conjured up of a place can change so quickly for so many. If I'd used "Haiti" in the subject line two weeks ago, I'd guess most of you wouldn't quickly think of how…
Video Games Help Explain How We Learn

Video Games Help Explain How We Learn

In a new Cerebral Cortex study, researchers say they can predict a person's performance on a video game simply by measuring the volume of specific structures in their brain. The authors found that…
Too Many Choices? Not So Fast, Psychologists Say

Too Many Choices? Not So Fast, Psychologists Say

Some pyschologists suggests that too many choices can negatively impact our health. But a meta-analysis of 50 published and unpublished experiments that investigated choice overload  found that…
Underachievers Excel At 'Fun' Tasks, Study Finds

Underachievers Excel At 'Fun' Tasks, Study Finds

Hard workers who are motivated to achieve generally excel on specific tasks when they are reminded of the benefits of their hard work. But when a task is presented as fun, researchers report in a new…
Somewhere On the Journey to Recovery...

Somewhere On the Journey to Recovery...

The Athena Festival accentuates celebrating “the wisdom of women”, and indeed at the gathering that I attended, there did seem to be an air of celebration and excitement.  In addition to a…
What Parents Don't Teach You, Siblings Will

What Parents Don't Teach You, Siblings Will

What we learn from our siblings when we grow up has a considerable influence on our social and emotional development as adults, according to researchers from the the University of Illinois and the…