Childhood Sedentary Behavior and Depression: A Vicious Cycle
Research indicates a bidirectional relationship between childhood inactivity and depression, affecting parental mental health.
Thriving in Singlehood: Understanding Psychological Needs
A study reveals that single individuals with satisfied psychological needs experience greater life satisfaction and fewer depressive symptoms.
Boost Your Relationship Problem-Solving with Mental Contrasting
New research shows that mental contrasting, a self-regulation strategy, improves couples’ conflict resolution by addressing internal obstacles.
Sociosexuality and Infidelity: What Men Reveal
A new study reveals the connection between relationship dissatisfaction, sociosexuality, and infidelity intentions in men.
New Insights on Childhood Trauma in Juvenile Justice
Research shows that childhood trauma scores are not reliable predictors of violent behavior in juvenile detention, highlighting the need for new approaches.
Social Media’s Impact on Adolescent Friendships
New research reveals distinct adolescent social media use profiles, highlighting how they influence friendship quality and social dynamics.
Effective Strategies for Communicating Behavior Expectations
This article discusses effective strategies for communicating behavior expectations to pet owners in veterinary clinics.
Building a Stronger Veterinary Community
Learn how to address blind spots in veterinary practices and enhance community within your team.
The Debate on Social Media Addiction and Mental Health
The forthcoming social media addiction trials raise critical questions about the impact of platforms like Meta and YouTube on youth mental health.
Understanding Veterinary Senioritis and Professional Freedom
This article explores the phenomenon of veterinary senioritis among veterinarians and the freedom it brings in practice choices.