From the University of Leicester media release: People are often concerned about the accuracy of testimony given by victims who were intoxicated during a sexual assault- but a new study by University of Leicester researchers has…
From the Queensland University of Technology media release: Solo travellers don’t go alone because they have to, they do it because they want to, a new Queensland University of Technology study has found. Professor Constanza (Connie)…
From the Society for Research in Child Development media release: Adolescents who have romantic relationships tend to have more problems with psychosocial adjustment. In contrast, young adults who have romantic relationships tend to have fewer problems…
From the Society for Research in Child Development media release: Children with better academic and behavioral functioning when they start kindergarten often have better educational and societal opportunities as they grow up. For instance, children entering…
From the University of Utah media release: A new study by University of Utah sociologist Nick Wolfinger and a colleague from the University of Virginia reveals that Republicans tend to be happier in their marriages than…
From the University of Delaware media release: The arguments were nothing new for the 43 couples who participated in a recent study of how marital stress affects appetite and eating patterns. Hostile exchanges were all…
From the Taylor & Francis media release: The elderly are doing something right. New research into the effects of age on sleep suggests our older community sleep less, but report better quality sleep, and feel…
From the Nationwide Children’s Hospital media release: Findings from Nationwide Children’s Hospital physicians demonstrate that headaches increase in fall in children, a trend that may be due to back-to-school changes in stress, routines, and sleep.…
From the American Chemical Society media release: A bomb blast or a rough tackle can inflict brain damage that destroys lives. Yet at the time of impact, these injuries are often invisible. To detect head trauma…
From the Taylor & Francis media release: How obese people feel about themselves has much to do with how they experience social stigma and it can change over time, a new study in Health Sociology Review…