OnePoll surveyed on behalf of French’s Mustard on American’s sandwich-eating habits. They found that 4 in 5 participants were serious about the quality of their sandwiches. For this reason, the researchers found that 62% of the 2002 participants felt loyal to a particular deli or restaurant because of the sandwiches they made. What Americans looked …
A survey by Cinch Home Services has found that most Americans believe they have seen paranormal activity in their houses (83%). The researchers gathered 1000 Americans to ask their thoughts on the supernatural. Even though the participants believed their homes had ghosts, researchers found that 75% had not vacated. Only 10% sold their houses after …
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British Colombia researchers conducted a study that reported that children who spend time in nature acquire a better early childhood development. From these results, researchers advise parents to ensure children spend time in green spaces. They should prioritize this above all other activities. The researchers report that spending time in nature can assist children in …
Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada, have found ancient life in a 2.5 billion-year-old ruby. The team analyzed the geology of ancient rubies in Greenland, which has the oldest rubies in the world. The team found carbon graphite inside a ruby. Graphite is a mineral made purely of carbon, a building block for life. …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Woodcock has found that many Americans are searching for personal time. The study of 2000 showed that 77% of the participants wanted alone time to relax. Researchers also found that about 68% of the respondents would turn down social invitations to get alone time. Another 61% admitted …
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Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine have found that people who find a middle ground between sleeping too much and too little can slow down their cognitive decline. They found that people who slept for a moderate amount of time experienced less mental decline than those who had little or too much sleep. …
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The California Walnut Commission funded a study, The Walnuts, and Aging Study, published in the Circulation journal. The study shows that walnuts can be beneficial to your cardiac health. How researchers conducted the study The researchers gathered 708 older adults aged 63-79 years. The participants were from Spain, Barcelona, California, and Loma Linda. The researchers …
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Human beings are, by nature, social. Whenever we have good interactions with others, our brains secrete dopamine to encourage us to repeat the behavior. However, social media has exploited our need for human interaction by providing an endless source of exchange. In this way, social media has led to the rise of mental health issues. …
Many parents focus on their children’s extracurricular activities and grades to help them become successful. However, the Center on the Developing Child, Harvard, reports that it is more important to help children develop a set of skills that will help them through life’s challenges. Executive functions children should develop The Center on the Developing Child …
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It can be hard not to raise your voice when you have difficulty getting your point across. For this reason, a clinical psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Antonia Chronopoulos, gives tips on maintaining control in a tense situation. Reasons for yelling when a conversation becomes tense Finding out why you shout is the first …
