Psychology

	Spanking may cause psychological problems, experts say TheNewsTribune.com Mom, it may be time for you to take a "time out," especially in early evening, when household routines and children's needs are particularly stressful, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Psychologist to speak on mental health and physical well being Great Bend Tribune Dr. Andi Kinlin will speak on the topic, “How does physical health affect mental well being?” at the next meeting of the National Alliance on Mental ... Flag as irrelevant
	University Herald Music Boosts Blood Flow in Brain, Study University Herald For the study, researchers from the University's Institute of Psychology, Health and Society conducted two experiments and observed brain activities in ... Flag as irrelevant
	OUPblog (blog) Five tips for getting into clinical psychology training OUPblog (blog) Clinical psychologists help a huge range of people, of all ages, with an increasing number of mental health problems. Here are my top tips for getting ... Flag as irrelevant
	University Herald Female sport psychologist's voice is more impressionable than male voice allvoices A new study found the high-pitched female voice of sport psychologists are rated more positively then male voices, according to a report in Science ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ipswich Star Waterfront: All welcome to the Suffolk Psychology Society lecture Ipswich Star The Suffolk Psychology Society series has been created in order to enhance the knowledge of students and staff at UCS (University Campus Suffolk), ... Flag as irrelevant
	HealthDay Americans More Self-Interested Than Ever, Study Finds HealthDay "We found that self-interest tends to peak after economic booms," study author William Chopik, a doctoral candidate in psychology, said in the news ... Flag as irrelevant
	StarPhoenix Research asks how people get on the same wavelength StarPhoenix A psychology professor and musician is attempting to decode how we co-ordinate or synchronize with other people, whether it be a jam session or a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Times (subscription) Family murder drove Tanya Byron to psychology The Times (subscription) The violent murder of her grandmother by a drug addict drove Tanya Byron to become a professional psychologist, she reveals in a new book. Flag as irrelevant
	Examiner.com Facebook use can nurture a sense of belonging Examiner.com Facebook has become a global phenomenon of unprecedented proportions. It therefore becomes worthwhile to consider the psychological ... Flag as irrelevant