Key to mental 'resilience' found
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A mechanism in the brain may explain why some people cope better than others in the face of adversity.
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Probing the depths of spending psychology.
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A breakthrough in computer-assisted mind reading brings us closer to predicting criminality. Should the justice system adapt? Commentary by Jennifer Granick.
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Researchers believe that they have found how the body protects itself against diseases such as Alzheimer's.
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Volunteers show marked improvement in verbal skills after a research team runs a weak current through their foreheads. The researchers say it could lead to innovative therapies for patients with brain injuries. By Amit Asaravala.
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Personality really can be read in a person's eyes, a study has said.
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A new awareness of promoting Âan image of joy and wellness.Â
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Battered by one calamity after another, Indonesians have found a resilience that has amazed even foreign aid workers. It&#039;s rooted in a widely held belief that the troubles were sent by God, either as a test of their love for him or as punishment for straying from his teachings.
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New research finds that people who give up on unattainable goals are physically and mentally healthier than âbulldogsâ who persevere against all odds. The importance of knowing when to throw in the towel.
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Blocking a molecule in the brain may "cure" post-traumatic stress disorder, say US researchers.
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As they grow older, even people who seem perfectly on top of things may have trouble making good decisions, a new study suggests.
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During times of self-doubt, itâs about focus, tunnel vision,  and learning as much as you can.
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Discover the power of thinking without thinking, and learn when to use it.
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Manchester scientists pinpoint a part of the brain they think plays a major role in understanding concepts.
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Scientists link stress in pregnancy to a raised risk of schizophrenia in children.
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NEW YORK  - A new finding may explain how  stress could ultimately lead to premature aging.
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NEW YORK  - People who are prone to negative emotions, such as anxiety and anger, may be more vulnerable to the gradual mental decline that can come with age, a study published Monday finds.