People feel more satisfied with their lives when they experience the emotions that they want to experience, regardless of whether those emotions are pleasant or unpleasant, suggests a study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. Researchers surveyed 2,324...
Our genes shape the way we look at the world in the most literal sense, suggests a study in nature. Researchers recorded the eye movements of 338 toddlers as they watches videos of common scenes, like children playing and...
People who hear voices in their heads but are not mentally ill may be better at detecting distorted speech sounds than other people are, finds a studying in Brain. Researchers used fMRI to image the brains of 12 non-mentally...
Children who start school younger than most of their peers may be at slightly elevated risk for mental health difficulties, suggests a study in Child: Care, Health and Development.Researchers examined data from a survey of more than 2,000 5-to...