Finding Gold in Hard Places: Young Siblings of People with Cerebral Palsy Report Unexpected Growth
A new study of Israeli emerging adults finds that empathy and acceptance, not gender or disability severity alone, predict positive ...
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Fear of Rejection Erodes Life’s Meaning Through Two Hidden Pathways, Study Finds
New research on Chinese college students shows that rejection sensitivity diminishes meaning in life through the dual mediating pathways of ...
How Controlling Parents and Social Media Comparisons Shape College Students’ Anxiety and Depression
A study of 1,026 Chinese college students finds that interpersonal sensitivity mediates the link between parental psychological control and internalizing ...
Siblings Split: How Unequal Parental Support and Personality Shape Identity
A new study of 517 emerging adults finds that unequal maternal and paternal support drives siblings to differentiate their identities, ...
Who Gets Targeted Online? Study Maps Cybervictimization Among Iranian Students
A survey of 828 Iranian university students finds that cybervictimization severity is predicted by male gender, higher parental education, and ...
How Family Life Shapes the Way College Students Imagine Their Future
A study of 711 Chinese college students finds that healthy family functioning boosts future orientation, with personal growth initiative serving ...
Living by Your Values May Shield Young Adults from Losing Control over Alcohol
A new study of 186 emerging adults finds that living according to one's values is linked to fewer alcohol self-regulation ...
Mothers May Hold the Key to How Young Adults Forge Their Identity, Turkish Study Finds
A new multi-informant study of 553 Turkish university students and 1,106 parents finds that living with or apart from parents ...
Loneliness May Drive Addictive Behavior in College Students, but Stress and Flexibility Hold the Key
A new study of 419 Turkish college students finds that loneliness predicts addictive behavior through increased perceived stress, but high ...
Social Media Addiction Predicts Declining Well-Being in Young Adults, Three-Year Study Finds
A three-wave longitudinal study of 620 German university students shows that addictive social media use predicts later declines in physical ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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