by Syndicated | August 29, 2018 | Around The Web | 0 Comments

Each exercise session was only 20-minutes long. Short bursts of high-intensity exercise provide a considerable boost to memory, new research finds. The study showed that healthy young adults increased their memory performance in a relatively short period of time. Each…

How To Hit The Reset Button In Your Brain

by Syndicated | June 17, 2017 | Around The Web | 0 Comments

Simple procedure enhances flexible thinking and shakes off old ideas. Simply washing your hands could be enough to help let go of old ideas, new research finds. A team of psychologists at the University of Toronto has found that cleaning…

Depression Can Be Treated With Magnets, Research Finds

by Syndicated | August 9, 2017 | Around The Web | 0 Comments

The procedure doesn’t require anaesthesia or sedation, taking around 40 minutes per session. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an effective long-term treatment for depression, research finds. TMS involves stimulating the brain using magnetic fields. Magnetic pulses are directed towards the…

The Social Bluff That Ramps Up Your Attractiveness To Others

by Syndicated | August 24, 2017 | Around The Web | 0 Comments

How to promote the pleasure of uncertainty in romantic attraction. Women are more attracted to men when they are uncertain of his feelings, research finds. So, the old dating advice about ‘playing hard-to-get’ may have some scientific basis. It all…

This Eye Colour Linked to Being More Competitive, Egocentric And Skeptical

by Syndicated | Aug 12, 2019 | Around The Web, Relationships

Eye colour could reveal an aspect of your personality, study finds. Lighter eyes have been linked to more egocentric, competitive, skeptical individuals, research finds. Darker eyes, though, are linked to sympathy, altruism and a higher altruistic behaviour. The study, which… read more

The Forbidden Words The Most Honest People Use More

by Syndicated | Aug 1, 2019 | Around The Web

These words have also surprisingly been linked to a greater vocabulary and even being more persuasive. People who swear more frequently are also more honest, new psychological research finds. The reason may be that people swear when they are speaking… read more

4 Types of TV Shows That Highly Narcissistic People Love to Watch

by Syndicated | May 2, 2019 | Around The Web, Mental Health

People with more narcissistic personality traits watch these kinds of TV shows. People who watch more reality TV tend to have more narcissistic personality traits, new research finds. Those who watch more news programs, though, tend to have lower scores… read more

The Diet That Reduces Depression Risk

by Syndicated | Mar 13, 2019 | Around The Web, Mental Health

People eating this diet felt more positive and were more likely to be flourishing. Eating raw fruits and vegetables is linked to better mental health, new research finds. People eating raw fruit and veg were at lower risk of depression… read more

The Clothing That Makes People Feel More Empathy

by Syndicated | Jan 26, 2019 | Around The Web

How clothing affects the empathy that other people feel towards us. Wearing less revealing and more comfortable clothing makes other people feel more empathy towards you, new research finds. However, when women in the study wore a short dress, heels… read more

Cannabis Shown To Have This Mental Cost For First Time

by Syndicated | Jan 18, 2019 | Around The Web

This Lip Size And Shape Is Most Attractive

by Syndicated | Jan 10, 2019 | Around The Web

Is the overfilled lip popular among some female celebrities really the most attractive look? Many women are paying for cosmetic ‘enhancements’ to their lips that are making them less attractive, if new research is anything to go by. The overfilled… read more

The Eye Gaze That Makes You More Attractive

by Syndicated | Jan 3, 2019 | Around The Web

People look more attractive when gazing in this way. Looking directly at someone makes you more attractive to them, research finds. People were particularly attracted to opposite-sex faces that were looking at them and smiling. Dr Claire Conway, the study’s… read more

Control Emotions And Habits In Only 25 Minutes Per Day

by Syndicated | Dec 19, 2018 | Around The Web

How to improve the brain’s executive functions in only 25 minutes a day. Just 25 minutes of yoga or meditation a day is enough to boost all kinds of cognitive powers, new research finds. Both practices effectively improved the brain’s… read more

5 Types Of Depression And Anxiety Revealed By Research

by Syndicated | Dec 11, 2018 | Around The Web

Psychologists typically find that anxiety and depression share many overlapping symptoms. Instead of being ‘depressed’ and/or ‘anxious’, new research suggests five different types of depression and anxiety. The five are tension, anxious arousal, general anxiety, anhedonia — the inability to… read more

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