"Humanity has been lodging the same complaints against 'kids these days' for at least 2,600 years," if not longer. A new study suggests why.
Modern humans aren't packing on pounds after breakups, research finds, though emotional eating may have served our ancestors well.
Mindfulness shows promise as a supplement to methadone therapy for opioid addiction and chronic pain.
Facial recognition technology sheds light the emotional reactions of men and women during first presidential debate in 2016.
Social changes and more family-friendly policies have transformed German parents' roles. Those changes are for the best, researchers say.
Talking to strangers can be intimidating, but it could also boost your well-being. In this podcast episode, an expert explains how.
How will people react in the face of an outbreak or natural disaster? Computer models that are a bit like "The Sims" could give us an idea.
"...in retrospect it's like, of course, why haven't we been focusing on making healthy foods more delicious and indulgent all along?"
Machine learning powers a dynamic playlist that changes music to what you'll like most based on your mood.
Black women's efforts to be strong, self-sacrificing, and emotionless, which researchers call a Superwoman persona, has both protective and negative health effects.
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