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God, Mental Health, and the Millennial Mind - Vimarsana News

God, Mental Health, and the Millennial Mind

Shortly after the turn of the third millennium, the New Atheists set the stage for the generations who grew up abused by religion. Gen X and baby boomer atheists and secular humanists heralded authors such as Sam Harris and Daniel Dennett for bringing some scientific perspective (as well some sc ...

Personality Traits Affect CBT Outcomes Among Women With Binge Eating Disorder - Vimarsana News

Personality Traits Affect CBT Outcomes Among Women With Binge Eating Disorder

According to a study, different personality functioning and traits may affect response to cognitive behavioral therapy for binge eating.

Patient Temperament Can Affect Course of Dry Eye Disease - Vimarsana News

Patient Temperament Can Affect Course of Dry Eye Disease

Patient temperament — especially depression and anxiety — can affect the severity of symptoms of dry eye disease.

'Icarus' Status Effects Guide: How do they Affect Players, How to Get the Buffs, Remove the Negative Effects - Vimarsana News

'Icarus' Status Effects Guide: How do they Affect Players, How to Get the Buffs, Remove the Negative Effects

Players in Icarus will experience several Status Effects, all of which can either buff their stats or affect them negatively. These effects can be acquired if they did an action in the game, getting attacked, or in specific biomes.

How Personalities Determine Investment Styles - Vimarsana News

How Personalities Determine Investment Styles

Test Subjects On my desk is a paper that purports to show how investment preferences are correlated with personality. This being 2017 rather than the Reagan years, the paper doesn't explain that rock-climbers like stocks, while librarians favor bonds. Arguments that physical risk-takers prefer equities have come and gone (and have largely been discredited). This effort, instead, involves investment styles, and it bears a title that only a professor could love: "Personality Traits and Portfolio Tilts Toward Value and Size." All right, two professors--the authors being the duo of Andrew Conlin...