Our social behaviour and the way we relate to others is linked to eye contact
psychology Science
Immersion in nature helps creativityLeaving behind cell phones and other gadgets at home and taking a hike in nature instead has benefits for creative problem solving. |
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Now you see me, now you don’tYoung children think they are invisible when they close their eyes despite recognising that their bodies can still be seen. It is a lack of eye contact that makes them think they are invisible, according to a recent study. |
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Fifth grade, mental healthAbout one in every nine American children attempts suicide by the time they graduate high school |
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Facebook is a double-edged sword for people with low self-esteemA study has shown that the negativity that characterises people with low self-esteem passes through their laptop, and could make them unpopular. |
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