Study: How People Are Managing COVID-Related Stress
During the novel coronavirus crisis, mental distress increased substantially. What helps people get through this time well?
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Study: Cannabis Reduces OCD Symptoms by Half in the Short-Term
After smoking cannabis, users with OCD reported it reduced their compulsions by 60 percent, intrusions, or unwanted thoughts, by 49 percent, and anxiety by 52 percent
Pandemic-Related Stress Leads to Less Employee Engagement
But a supportive boss can make a difference, study finds
What New Research Reveals About Rude Workplace Emails
Two recent studies show that dealing with rude emails at work can create lingering stress and take a toll on your well-being and family life
Quick Tips from Linda: Preventing Burnout
Burnout has a variety of negative outcomes, including causing employees to seek new job opportunities elsewhere, or resulting in safety accidents in the lab
Handling Workplace Conflicts in the Lab and Beyond
A step-by-step guide to support psychologically-safe work relationships
Scientists Discover a Social Cue of Safety
The discovery of the first social safety cue was made thanks to a tiny insect: the fruit fly
Early Neural Activity Associated with Autism
EEG measurements in infants predicted ASD symptoms in toddlers
How Traumatic Experiences Can Leave Their Mark on the Human Eye
In a recent study, participants with PTSD showed a different response to threatening, neutral, and pleasant images than those without
Study Finds Neural Overlap between Vision and Imagination
Researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina find link between mental imagery and vision using artificial intelligence and human brain studies