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Here's What One Sports Psychologist Tells His Star Clients About Sleep
Many athletes and fans worldwide may find themselves unable to fall asleep. So, here are a few tips that sports psychologist Michael Gervais has on getting some rest
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Is ‘Hangry' a Real Thing? These Researchers Studied Hunger and Anger's Correlation
If you’re someone who gets cranky when you’re hungry, research now shows it’s not all in your head. Hangry, a portmanteau of hungry and angry, is defined by Oxford Dictionary as being “bad-tempered or irritable as a result of hunger.” And thanks to a team of social psychologists at Anglia Ruskin University, the phenomena known as hanger is now...
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Hangry? Turns Out It's Real, According to a New Study.
Ever felt so hungry you wanted to explode? That feeling, known as “hanger,” is real. A team of psychologists have proven there’s a link between feeling hungry and angry. Watch the video to hear from one of the scientists behind the study.
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The Most Successful People Have This Type of Intelligence—and It's About Being ‘People Smart,' Says Relationship Expert
An emotional intelligence researcher explains the importance of knowing how to manage the relationships in your life — and why success is all about being “people smart.”
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This 33-Year-Old Quit Her Full-Time Sales Job to Start Her Own Business. Now She Brings in $119,000 a Month
Candiss Pitts (aka Makhosi Nejeser) made $972,000 in 2021 through her spiritual advising company, The Royal Shaman. She shares how she started her business, and her best tips for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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A Psychologist Says Parents Who Raise Resilient, Socially Intelligent Kids Always Do 5 Things During ‘Hard Times'
Want to boost your kids’ confidence and social intelligence? A child psychologist says providing reassurance and validation can make a world of difference. Here’s how parents can do that.
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A Harvard Nutritionist Shares the 6 Best Brain Foods: ‘Most People Aren't Eating Enough Of' These
Food and mental health are inextricably linked, says Harvard nutritionist and brain expert Dr. Uma Naidoo. Here are the six brain-boosting foods most Americans lack in their diet.
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A Psychotherapist Shares the 3 Exercises She Uses Every Day ‘to Stop Overthinking'
Overthinking and obsessing over your shortcomings or mistakes won’t solve your problems. Psychotherapist Jenny Maenpaa shares how to stop feeling anxious and live a healthier life.
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Is Coffee Good for Your Memory? A Harvard Brain Expert Shares How She Gets the Most Out of Its Health Benefits
Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist and Harvard Medical School professor, shares the health benefits of drinking coffee — and how to maximize its brain-boosting properties.
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Why Manners Matter: Top Tips for Raising Kind Kids
The benefits of teaching kids to be considerate early on go well beyond good manners, as research suggests that raising them to be kind is key to development.
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The 3 Biggest Fears That Hold People Back in Life, According to an Emotional Wellness Coach
We all have things that we’re afraid of in life. But fear is a natural, human response to encountering something unfamiliar, challenging or uncertain. An emotional wellness coach shares the biggest fears people have, and how to overcome them to achieve success.
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71% of Clients Report Experiencing Financial Anxiety. Here's Why Financial Planners Could Be Missing the Signs
Even people who are financially secure could be plagued by worry that a financial disaster is around the corner.
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A ‘Money Disorder' May Be Behind Your Growing Debt — Here's How to Know If You Have a Problem
“Money disorders” is an umbrella term for recurring problems people have with their finances. Here’s how to identify if you have a problem.
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5 Psychological Tricks That Will Make You Look and Feel More Confident, According to a Psychotherapist
Need to feel confident quickly? A psychotherapist shares some mental hacks to make you appear more self-empowered and confident in front of others.
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This Is the Type of Praise Parents Should Stop Giving Kids, Says Psychologist: ‘It Holds Them Back From Resilience'
Praise is often considered as an instant confidence boost, but not all types of praise are good for kids. A child psychologist and parenting expert shares how to help your kids build resilience and develop a growth mindset.
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Still Avoiding Life Admin? How to Motivate Yourself to Do Even the Dullest of Tasks
Here’s some tips to motivate yourself to tackle even the dullest pieces of “life admin.”
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A Dietitian Who Quit Drinking Coffee Shares 5 Things She Eats and Drinks Now ‘for Energy and Focus'
Should you cut back on coffee? A dietitian shares the foods and drinks that will boost your energy and focus — without the caffeine.
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Struggling to Focus Right Now? Here Are a Few Tips to Help Get Your Mojo Back
There are number of reasons why you might still be struggling to focus on work, despite having only just returned from a Christmas break.
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Students Can Still Retain Lectures From Sped-Up Videos, UCLA Study Suggests
A new study from psychologists at UCLA suggests that while sped-up videos did not improve student learning comprehension, they did not put them far behind, either.
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A Parenting Expert Shares the 5 Toxic Mistakes That Can Make Kids More ‘Selfish and Entitled'
Small daily gestures of compassion and kindness can really impact the way your children show up for others. Here are the toxic parenting mistakes that can make kids more selfish and entitled, according to a parenting expert and child psychologist.