Smartphones May Alienate People From Society (M)
“Human beings are seekers — we seek meaning in our relationships, our work, our faith, in all areas of social life.”
“Human beings are seekers — we seek meaning in our relationships, our work, our faith, in all areas of social life.”
Fascinating ultrasound scans show how babies in the womb respond to the flavours of carrots and kale.
Two-thirds of people with a major depressive disorder had a history of childhood trauma.
This may explain why most people who manage to lose weight, soon put it straight back on.
The brains of happier couples are active in the same areas at the same time.
How the internet has changed our confidence in our own knowledge.
People predict that buying a house will make them much more satisfied with life.
With more and more of modern life being conducted online, the signs of severe mental distress are appearing there as well.
People with certain pathological personality traits may have more luck in love.
Our memory for events includes locations, times, associated emotions and other contextual information, such as what we did last Tuesday.
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