Mar. 05, 2010
With all the research showing that happiness is good for our health, we can't help but ask whether we can do something to become happier people.
Feb. 16, 2010
We use the phrase "bored to death" a lot in our society. But, a new study shows it's actually true!
Feb. 15, 2010
However, if you watched the commercials, you'd have to wonder what advertisers are thinking? As with so many "art" forms, you can't help but ask whether the art, in this case the ads, were imitating life or influencing it. Neither answer is encouraging when we see the way men were depicted. Dumb. Emasculated. Wimps.
When people are lonely, they can act shy, nervous, angry and generally insecure around other people. That behavior, then, provokes others to respond negatively to them. Now, negative emotions have just been induced in the originally non-lonely people.
The images we've seen on television are heart-wrenching. Collapsed buildings. Bloody and broken bodies. And, the worst, lifeless bodies pulled out of the rubble. In the midst of devastation, there are so many unbelievable stories of survival. These are the miracles of Haiti.
10 ways to be less cranky, improve your mood, and get in tune with your emotional well being.
Have you ever heard the terms “extrovert” and “introvert?” You probably have at some point usually describing an outgoing person as an extrovert and someone who is shy as an introvert. But what do these labels really mean and which one are you?
What we have known and felt instinctively has now been researched and proven: weekends are good for us!
Those obsessed with Twitter have a sense of humor about it. Even if you aren't obsessed with Twitter, the popularity of the social network and microblog service makes it an easy target for comedy.
There seems to be a debate that has been going on for a while as to whether being a SAHP is a real job. It’s not just men, or husband’s, that might not be all that agreeable with the idea, but also mothers that go to full-time jobs, and people that are not parents have opinions on the issue.
There seems to be some recent backlash against the de-cluttering phenomenon. Instead of just throwing everything away indiscriminately, we’re starting to make a deeper analysis of what we need to keep and what we need to discard. But how to make those decisions?
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