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New study suggests that in addition to the negative effects, the adaptive benefits of trauma might also stay alive in families through the years.

Infants who frequently react to unfamiliar objects, people, and situations by becoming afraid and withdrawing are referred to as having a behaviorally inhibited temperament.

Findings may lead to a better understanding of how the brain processes short-term memories and how memory is connected to imagination.

A new study has found that blind people using echolocation techniques were susceptible to the same size-weight illusion as sighted participants.

Do the effects of early caregiving experiences remain or fade as individuals develop?

Adults who are emotionally abused during childhood may be at much higher risk of experiencing migraine over tension headache in adulthood, a new study finds.

Scientists have used a cutting-edge method to stimulate neurons with light. They have successfully recorded synaptic transmission between neurons in a live animal for the first time.

Research center shows smoking is the biggest avoidable risk factor, following by unhealthy diets.

A review of research found a link between emotional well-being and physical health.

It may be beneficial for employers to not only encourage office Christmas parties but also celebrate holidays and festivals from a variety of religions, according to a Kansas State University…