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Neuroscientist Cynthia Moss and colleagues from around the world will design experiments to test animal cognition

A University of Massachusetts Amherst psychologist has received a $4.6 million funding award from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to implement a program that matches mental health patients with psychotherapists based on the therapist's previously established effectiveness strengths.

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Learning to read in an online setting may seem a tall order, but a new virtual reading camp for preschoolers launched during the pandemic shows it can work.

Following many of these mass shootings that end with suicide, we tend to hear the question: "If the shooter was going to take his own life, why didn't he just do that to begin with, instead of killing so many innocent people?"

A decision-support framework developed by management science researchers from The University of Texas at Dallas could help clinicians objectively identify and estimate harms and benefits of opioid use for pain management.In a study published online F

When the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools nationwide, students of all ages — from high-schoolers in Advanced Placement classes to preschoolers getting the hang of the ABCs — shifted to remote learning on a screen.And while learning to read in an onli

With kids now spending their school days at home, substituting screen-time for class time, there's even more opportunity for them to encounter trouble online.

UD Professor Roberta Golinkoff publishes new study on the influence of cell phones on parent-child interactions

Largest single gift in Center’s history will advance work to identify neural indicators of protected, strengthened and restored brain health....