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> The importance of urban green spaces
Green spaces in areas deemed economically deprived can help people to cope when they lose their job....
> How colleagues can help you lose weight
People who work together could find the approach beneficial when attempting to lose weight....
> Violence and abuse in teen relationships
Violence suffered in teenage relationships often occurs alongside other forms of abuse....
> Parents should not push children too hard
Parents should refrain from pushing their children to excel at all costs, new research has suggested. A study from Michigan State University found hig...
> Mobile phones may make people selfish
Although intended to make people better connected, mobile phones may be making users less socially-minded....
> Imaginative children more prone to anxiety
Imaginative children may be more prone to anxiety attacks, a new book has suggested....
> Partners talk to each other about worries
Couples in the UK provide each other with vital positive emotional support, it has been revealed....
> Researchers discover why people chicken out
Researchers have considered why people choose to 'chicken out' after having previously made plans to take a significant risk - and found this illusion...
> Good friends help boys behave better
The behaviour of children may be improved if they form high-quality friendships in their early years, new research has suggested....
> Power changes the way people think
Power can make people think differently, with the feeling of this ability to influence others making individuals more focused and analytical in their ...
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