Laughing just once a day can cut risk of depression, study finds
Laughter is often said to be the best medicine, easing all troubles that may come our way. And it seems there may be some truth to the claim.
Category: psychology
Does salt affect your mood?
Salt has long been associated with various health benefits and drawbacks, but its effect on mood is often debated.
Pa. Attorney General’s Office Child Predator Section announces arrest of Philadelphia man
CQ: Abdiel Mendoza; Pennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday; Deputy Attorney General Kimberly Moraski…
Shadows of freedom
W ho really shaped the way you think? The story begins with Edward Bernays, Freuds nephew and the master craftsman of persuasion. Bernays named his project the “engineering of consent,” turning psychology into a toolkit of social control. His Torches of Freedom march was.
Are Your Daily Habits Making You Less Intelligent?
Hidden daily habits like poor sleep, junk food, and screen overload could be chipping away at your intelligence without you realising
Using longer words can make apologies seem more sincere: Study
A study reveals that using longer words in apologies can enhance perceived sincerity, as people appreciate the effort and complexity involved, highlighting the challenges of admitting vulnerability.
Word of the Day: Callous
The article explains the word “callous,” defining it as emotionally hardened and indifferent to others’ feelings, and traces its origins and synonyms.