Think you're smart? Not if you can't visualize and relate, says study
Materialistic parents breed materialistic children, study suggests
Which occupations are prone to mental illness
Take this test to find out
Anticipation of laughter improves mood
Gesture, and your mind will thank you
Brain scans show a difference between truth and deception
Stressed-out cops and their wives can't communicate, study finds
It might save your heart
Educators can unwittingly encourage prejudices in their students, study says
Post-Sept. 11 jitters can be helped by turning down the information volume, experts say
Strategy, personal involvement seem to vary by sex
The burden of trichotillomania
New research on war refugee mothers proves there are emotional, physical benefits
Disturbing images in wake of terror attacks are common yet treatable, experts note
Holiday could be used as an excuse for violence
Current stress may affect your sexual desire
Young kids lose sight of who's behind that Halloween mask, caution experts
Logic, reason, education play roles in taking risks, but intuition counts, too
Weight's a heavy on top prime time shows, new research finds
Wives of professional jocks find ways to cope, says researcher
For today's kids, stress is an unwanted companion
Anxiety following terror attacks may be to blame
Recipients feel sicker than other jobless people, says study
Talking computer's more appealing when suited to user's personality, says study
It helps to laugh once in a while
Study comparing 'Millionaire' to myth puts author in hot seat
From casinos to instant lotteries, the games compulsive gamblers play can put a lot more than their money at risk
Getting teed off in golf doesn't help your game, study finds
But one-third don't seek treatment
When plain folks do heroic things
Lone elderly tend to hoard possessions, says new study
Exercise, psychotherapy help, but verdict's out on other methods
Study links pre-school behavior and adult crime
One more study says it just might
Giving kids too much is unhealthy for children and parents
Some tips to ease the stress
Psychologists warn parents that small children aren't the only ones feeling vulnerable after terrorist attacks
But treatments are increasingly effective
Experts say limit details of the disaster, but be honest
Getting laid off is like grieving
Plan, prioritize, believe
Rejection leads to aggression, study shows
Seattle woman attempting suicide encouraged to jump
Hypnosis may not uncover accurate memories, says study
Men aren't 'emotional mummies,' psychologist says
Sports-playing kids have higher self esteem
Conclusion likely to stir debate again
Researchers find physical-emotional link in diabetics' well-being
More women are formally grieving for the tiny souls lost