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> More time in school boosts intelligence
Intelligence may be increased by spending more time at school, new research has suggested....
> Some more prone to violence when drunk
Some people are more likely to turn violent when drunk because of one particular personality trait, new research has found....
> Workers hide mental health problems
Many people are failing to disclose a mental health problem to their employer because they are frightened of the impact such a revelation may have....
> Overcoming trauma, building resilience
Traumatic experiences can serve to make people tougher, new research has suggested....
> Facebook influences our choice of brands
Individuals may be highly influenced to choose a brand that is advertised on their own social media web pages, a new study has suggested....
> Love and trust develop in our infancy
A person's ability to love, trust and resolve conflicts with others is something that begins developing as early as infancy....
> Men overestimate a woman's desire
A man who is interested in a certain woman often overestimates the signals she is sending back to him, new research has shown....
> Isolating patients can lead to delirium
A link has been found between patient isolation in hospitals and delirium....
> Why humble leaders are more popular
Leaders who are humble are better liked and more effective than those who do not demonstrate as much humility when directing others....
> Working mothers are happier and healthier
Mothers who work are happier than those who tend to stay at home during the day, new research has suggested....
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