Stress Erodes Teen Self-Belief Before Smartphone Problems Take Hold, Three-Year Study Finds
A three-year study of 1,474 Chinese adolescents found that perceived stress does not directly drive problematic smartphone use but instead ...
A three-year study of 1,474 Chinese adolescents found that perceived stress does not directly drive problematic smartphone use but instead ...
A personal essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine describes how years of Zen meditation transformed one pediatrician's ability ...
A new study of 186 emerging adults finds that living according to one's values is linked to fewer alcohol self-regulation ...
A study of 433 Chinese nursing students finds that mindfulness is linked to less smartphone-related academic distraction through digital life ...
A new study of 246 Brazilian adults finds that executive functions and metacognition are uncorrelated, yet each independently predicts distinct ...
A ten-week family routines program in Ankara improved preschoolers' executive function skills, fostered autonomy-supportive parenting, and reduced mothers' stress, with ...
A cross-sectional study of Turkish young adults finds that fear of missing out is linked to gaming addiction indirectly through ...
A new study of 313 young adults shows that inhibition is not a single mental skill but a set of ...
Researchers in China have developed and validated a 28-item scale measuring irrational behavior in undergraduate students' online discourse across four ...
A qualitative study of Turkish teachers and parents finds that school readiness is not a fixed childhood threshold but a ...
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