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So, ready to sign up to one of those dating websites that keep getting shilled on TV? We aren’t going to stop you, but you might want to remember what they say about an ounce of caution. A study published in the Journal of Communication found that 81% of people … Read More
Resumes are often your first impression to a job recruiter, and first impressions are often wrong. Here’s the trouble, though: job recruiters think that they’re awesome at judging personalities based on resumes. They aren’t. Researchers publishing in the Journal of Business and Psychology have found that it’s extremely difficult to … Read More
Back when Gene Simmons had his own magazine (it was called Tongue), he interviewed himself. What would possess Simmons to do something like that? Maybe the same reason Kanye West listens to his own music: powerful people are really, really into themselves. In fact, a study published in Social Psychological … Read More
Man, stress is rough. It predisposes you to mental illness, turns you grey, kills you . . . oh, and high anxiety may cause you to cheat. Or, at least, make it a little more likely. A study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology has found that people are … Read More
An apple a day doesn’t just keep the doctor away; turns out, it works on shrinks too. A study published in BMJ Open has found that one of the biggest factors associated with mental wellbeing was how often a person ate their fruits and vegetables. Drawing from the Health Survey … Read More
