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Flat affect: Psychological symptoms and treatment

Flat affect is characterized by a lack of reaction to emotional stimuli, and can include a monotone voice or lack of expression in the face. Learn more.

Flat affect: Psychological symptoms and treatment

Flat affect is characterized by a lack of reaction to emotional stimuli, and can include a monotone voice or lack of expression in the face. Learn more.

Psychologists find the key to a thriving life

What does it mean to lead a thriving life? And what can we do to thrive? A new study reviews the existing psychological literature in an attempt to answer.

Should you snuggle with your dog at night?

A new study investigates the divisive question: should you sleep with your dog? The answer is twofold: yes, but your own bed should be off-limits.

Should you snuggle with your dog at night?

A new study investigates the divisive question: should you sleep with your dog? The answer is twofold: yes, but your own bed should be off-limits.

Psychologists find the key to a thriving life

What does it mean to lead a thriving life? And what can we do to thrive? A new study reviews the existing psychological literature in an attempt to answer.

Could hunger be a trick of the mind?

New research explores the link between perception and states of hunger, suggesting that how much you think you’ve eaten may influence your calorie intake.

Sugarcane extract may relieve stress-induced insomnia

Researchers find that octacosanol – a compound found in sugarcane, beeswax, and wheat germ oil – can restore stress-affected sleep in mice.

Sugarcane extract may relieve stress-induced insomnia

Researchers find that octacosanol – a compound found in sugarcane, beeswax, and wheat germ oil – can restore stress-affected sleep in mice.

Could hunger be a trick of the mind?

New research explores the link between perception and states of hunger, suggesting that how much you think you’ve eaten may influence your calorie intake.