Men’s Oversensitivity to Perceptions of Infidelity May Be an Evolutionary Mechanism
In romantic relationships, men are much more likely than women to overestimate the likelihood of their partner's infidelity. According to...
Is Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy a Clinically Effective Treatment for Anxiety?
Can the efficacy of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in research settings be translated into effectiveness in clinical practice? A recent article in...
Study Finds Link Between Estradiol and Depression, Anxiety
A study from the University of Albany found that the administration of the hormone estradiol to aged female mice decreased...
Psychologists Examine Qualitative Experience of Depression in Men
A study published in 2009 examined men's experience of depression. The article, entitled "A Qualitative Investigation of Depression in Men,"...
Depression Associated with Lack of Self-Disclosure
Research published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology in 2009, found an association between depressive symptoms and reduced emotional disclosure.
High Self-Esteem Does Not Lessen Effect of Stressful Events on Depression
A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology has found that a high self-esteem does not lessen...
Social Norms Play Important Role in Privacy Settings on Social Networking Sites
Social norms may play a role in the choice of privacy settings on social networking sites, according to research published...
Cannabis Use During Breastfeeding Can Delay Child’s Development
According to a review article in the Journal of Toxicology, the use of cannabis during breastfeeding may cause a delay...
Evidence that Bisexuality in Women is a Third Sexual Orientation, not a Transitional Stage
A longitudinal study published in 2009 found evidence that bisexuality was a stable sexual orientation and that bisexuals were as...
Psychosocial Benefits of Blogging on MySpace.com
Blogging on MySpace may have psychosocial benefits, according to research conducted by James Baker & Susan Moore. The study was...
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