Rejection is associated with higher levels of brain activity in individuals who tend to ruminate
A UC Davis study found that increased electrical activity and blood flow occur in parts of the brain associated with identity, especially in adolescent
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A UC Davis study found that increased electrical activity and blood flow occur in parts of the brain associated with identity, especially in adolescent
Teen girls who have a tendency to ruminate show different patterns of brain activity when facing social rejection, a new study shows.
People often dwell on hardships—breakups, failures, meanness—struggling to move on and comprehend the why.
Landmark UC Davis study of Mexican-origin families looks at vast range of influences on human development from infancy to old age.
Landmark UC Davis study of Mexican-origin families looks at vast range of influences on human development from infancy to old age.