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It’s unsure who would even trying during the time of #MeToo when an askance glance can get someone in trouble, but a study by a Cypriot researcher of Greek-speaking men and women showed an inability to flirt well or right - The National Herald

Leader’s Digest is a bimonthly column produced in partnership with Cambridge Consulting Group (CCG), a group of subject matter experts with expertise in paramedicine, ambulance operations of every organizational structure, and medical transportation services. Visit www.CambridgeCG.net. Many of us thought we’d seen the worst it could get. Whether it was Manhattan on September 11, 2001, the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, Columbine, Sandy Hook, Katrina—t...

The study indicates that the participants in general reported greater stress levels during the pandemic, individuals with a harmony-with-nature worldview were coping better regardless of whether they lived.

Spending time in nature may help ease stressful feelings ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Fri, Feb 19 2021 15:57 IST | ​ 0 Views   Spending time in nature may help ease stressful feelings (Xinhua/Davor Javorovic/IANS). Image Source: IANS News New York, Feb 19 : Pandemic got you down? A little nature could help. A team of researchers suggest that pandemic hasnt decreased the power of nature to improve mental well-being. The study indicates that the participants in general reported greater ...

Spending time in nature can help ease stressful feelings, researchers found. A Japanese word meaning 'forest-bathing' suggests time in...

We All Believe in Conspiracies a Little, But Heres When It Gets Out of Control 16 FEBRUARY 2021 Do you think the referee always has it in for your team? What about a sneaking suspicion that aliens have already visited Earth?   "Everyone believes at least one conspiracy theory," says sociologist Asbjørn Dyrendal from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).   "These examples activate the same mechanisms that come into play when our thoughts build on themselves and turn i...

As my friend and I caught up over cocktails (via video of course), we realized it’d been months since we’d seen each other. We’ve sent texts back and forth, but last week was the first time I’ve seen her face in forever.  We met in junior high and were college roommates, so our history runs deep, meaning that when we do get together (even if it’s months after our last meeting and through a screen) it’s like no time has passed. We both commented that we were th...

Header I tried to report scientific misconduct. How did it go? This is the story of how I found what I believe to be scientific misconduct and what happened when I reported it. Science is supposed to be self-correcting. To test whether science is indeed self-correcting, I tried reporting this misconduct via several mechanisms of scientific self-correction. The results have shown me that psychological science is largely defenseless against unreliable data. I want to share this story with you so...

Do you enjoy watching the Walking Dead or any of the wide array of zombie movies? My daughter was for a couple of years and even prepared for the impending doom...she since come to her senses. But there is a study around the pandemic threatening the world that says that zombie movies helped to prepare…

Why you should watch Zombie movies amid a pandemic According to a study, people who watch horror flicks can prepare themselves better for traumatic and challenging circumstances. It serves as a ‘mental exercise’ for actual events. New Delhi: While many enjoy Zombie and horror movies, thinking of them as nothing but a guilty pleasure, they may not realise that immersing themselves in such fiction actually prepared them for the reality of 2020, a fascinating research has revealed. Tales...