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> Sleeping helps students remember
Sleeping after learning new material could be one way in which students are better able to remember information....
> Selfless fan shows Olympic spirit
A selfless fan has shown his Olympic spirit by offering tickets for the London Games to the friends and family of a British athlete....
> Parents' problems after adopting
Unrealistic expectations of parenthood are playing a role in women suffering from post-adoptive depression....
> Supportive bosses reduce absenteeism
Absenteeism may be reduced in workplaces where supervisors offer high levels of support to staff members, new research has suggested....
> ECT remains a controversial subject
The controversial topic of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is in the news again following the publilcation of a new study by a team of clinicians and ...
> Wandering minds can affect memory
A person's memory could be affected if their mind is prone to wandering....
> Youngest children in class diagnosed ADHD
Children born in December may be more prone to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), judging by new Canadian research....
> Profile photos and judging personality
Individuals are likely to form impressions of others simply by the photographs they present of themselves, new research has suggested....
> Difficult decisions may not be important ones
Individuals often assume that just because a decision is difficult to make, such a choice therefore goes up in importance....
> Young people at risk of internet gambling addiction
Young people may be at risk of becoming addicted to gambling on the internet, it has been ...
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