Workplace Bullying: Effects on Work, Health, and Family
New research reviews the negative impact of workplace bullying on family, work, and health.
Read the article
Are Narcissistic Children More Likely to Become Leaders?
New research explores whether narcissistic children are more likely to emerge as leaders and whether they function better than non-narcissistic children as leaders.
Read the article
Top 5 Mindfulness-Based Apps for Kids
A new study reviews and ranks the best of 36 mindfulness apps for children.
Read the article
Service Dogs May Improve Your Mental Health
A new study finds that service dogs may provide not only concrete help but also improve the social/psychological health of people with chronic conditions and disabilities.
Read the article
How Girls and Boys Differ in the Development of Depression
A recent study examines depressive symptom trajectories in males and females, from late childhood to young adulthood.
Read the article
When Do People Commit Suicide?
A new study of over 100,000 suicides in 18 US states examines the seasonal, monthly, weekly, and daily time patterns of suicide.
Read the article
15 Reasons Why People with Depression Don’t Get Treatment
Why do some people who acknowledge needing treatment for depression do not obtain it? A new research study examines 15 potential reasons.
Read the article
Do Not Spank Your Children
A new review of research on spanking finds that even occasional spanking is ineffective, and more importantly, harmful.
Read the article
What Factors Are Associated with Positive Parenting?
What results in good parenting? Parental characteristics? Children’s? A study of nearly 1,000 twins points to a few different factors.
Read the article
To Be Resilient: To Rise Above, to Bounce Back, or…?
What does it mean to be resilient? To rise above? To adapt? To bounce back? I discuss five perspectives on the meaning of resilience.
Read the article