By Ray Glier, youthtoday.org
Da’Sean Harrison, 22, has ambitions to be a general contractor, a master of all trades. Now working on a construction job in the Seattle area, he marvels over the skills of one worker he and his … Read the rest
Written by Justin Preston
Last week the American Psychological Association (APA) released the second part of their findings from their 1oth annual Stress in America survey. While the first part of the findings dealt with changing national politics, the economy, … Read the rest
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Written by the American Psychological Association
With the holiday season getting underway and the decorations coming out, it is important to remember that the holidays have the potential to create additional … Read the rest
Written by Carey Wallace, time.com
Today’s kids are more worried than any kids in recent history. According to some long-term surveys of mental-health literature, the average kid today is more anxious than people who were hospitalized for anxiety in … Read the rest
From the Association for Psychological Science
Just grin and bear it! At some point, we have all probably heard or thought something like this when facing a tough situation. But is there any truth to this piece of advice? Feeling … Read the rest
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By Katie Hurley, the Washington Post
A young girl sits in my office, describing the “swishy” feeling that she gets in her stomach when she’s at school. It tends to happen at … Read the rest
“Loneliness is something we all have, we can all fall into, and nearly all of us experience at some point in our lives,” says John Cacioppo. (Photo Credit: Phil Thomas/Flickr)
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Mallory Lucier-Greer, PhD, LMFT
Assistant Professor
Department of Family and Child Sciences, Florida State University
Camelia E. Hostinar, Ph.D. (Northwestern University and University of California, Davis)
Research is me-search, psychologists often say, referring to the fact that their research ideas are often inspired by
By Kelsey Warner (Christian Science Monitor)
One in 14 American children have experienced a parent serving time, according to a new study by Child Trends. For black children, the rate is even higher – one in nine.
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