by Taylor Bennett | Jul 10, 2019 | Anger, Counseling News
Previous research suggests that the persons around us have a strong influence on our mood. But a new study from Stanford University says we can control whether our emotions are influenced by others.Researchers showed 107 participants potentially upsetting images like...
by Taylor Bennett | Jul 9, 2019 | Aging, Counseling News
Our opinions on old age change as we get older ourselves. This, from researchers at Michigan State University.The research team surveyed 502,548 people between ages 10 and 89 about their age perceptions. Nearly 30,000 of them reported that middle age begins at age 30....
by Taylor Bennett | Jul 8, 2019 | College, Counseling News
College can prove difficult for many different reasons: the most obvious is the stress and strain that come with performing well academically. But there are other stressors that prove significant. The stress that comes with balancing school work combined with the...
by Taylor Bennett | Jul 8, 2019 | Counseling News, Food, Uncategorized
Food neophobia, or the fear of trying new foods, may increase your risk of developing chronic illnesses. This, from researchers at the Finnish National Institute for Health and Welfare.The team studied a total of 4,091 individuals between ages 18 and 83 for seven...
by Taylor Bennett | Jul 5, 2019 | Counseling News, Hoarding
Hoarding is driven by a strong emotional connection with an object. A new study from the University of Bath finds this connection is rooted in vivid positive memories.Researchers interviewed 27 people with hoarding problems and 28 without. Each was asked to remember...
