New research suggests that informant-reports provide valuable insights into how individuals experience major life events, challenging the reliance on self-reports in psychological assessments.
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- Family & Relationship
Romantic Relationships May Not Be as Beneficial for Mental Health as Friendships, Study Suggests
A study found that close friendships are consistently linked to lower depressive symptoms, while the impact of romantic relationships on mental health is more complex, particularly in adolescence.
Strong friendships, both in and outside the workplace, foster well-being, strengthen leadership, and contribute to business success.
- Leisure & Lifestyle
Global Day of Unplugging: How to Embrace “Conscious Communication”, According to an Expert
23 billion texts are thought to be sent worldwide daily, and 62% of adults now say they are constantly online.
Life is a maze of social interactions, and friendship is one of the most rewarding yet complicated aspects of it.
From the playgrounds of our youth to the coffee shops of our adult years, the bonds we form with others shape our lives in profound ways.
- Society & Culture
Psychotherapist Advises on How to Give Your Friendships a Post-Pandemic MOT
by News Releaseby News ReleaseFriendships have been tested since the pandemic began, many have flourished throughout the various lockdowns and others have dwindled away.
How excited we are whenever there are upcoming holidays or just a no-work today schedule.
I will spit it out. I have issues with naturally making friends.
- Health & Fitness
Research Shows Ageing Chimps, Like Humans, Value Friendships
by Psychregby PsychregOld friends get together to relax, share meals, and trust and support each other.
