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Behavioural issues in kids makes them anti-social: Study
New York: Researcher have found that young children who exhibited less fear and desire for social connection and who engaged less frequently in a copycat behaviour called arbitrary imitation developed…
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Study finds cannabidiol can reduce isolation-induced aggression
Washington : A new study has found that cannabidiol reduces aggressiveness arising out of isolation. Findings of the study were published in the journal ‘Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry’.…
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Children’s behaviour in kindergarten linked to earnings in adulthood
Washington: Individuals who were inattentive at the age of six had lower earnings in their 30s after taking into consideration their IQ and family adversity, finds a recent study. Also,…
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Study examines how video games impacts kids’ behaviour
Washington: While video games are widely loved by children around the world, spending more time playing a violent game might have an adverse impact on kids. A new study examined…
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Cognitive behaviour therapy can help to treat menopause symptoms
Washington: According to recent findings, cognitive behaviour therapy can help in treating multiple menopause symptoms. Although hormone therapy (HT) is the most commonly recommended treatment for menopause symptoms, research is…
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Womens Health
Digital parent training for child’s disruptive behaviour can work wonders: Study
Washington: Digital parent training for child’s disruptive behavior has proven to be successful in primary health care, says a recent study. As a part of the study, the researchers compared…
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Sleeping in on weekend won’t repay your sleep debt: Study suggests
Washington: If you are someone who believes in catching up on all the lost sleep hours on the weekends, a recent study suggests that it doesn’t work that way. In…
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Adults take girls’ pain less seriously: Study
Washington: A new study conducted by Yale and published in the Journal of Pediatric Psychology found that American adults believe boys to be in more pain than girls. The observation…
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