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Spending time in nature has countless health benefits to offer. Numerous studies have sought to prove that and some have successfully done so over the years. In fact in a study published just last year on Scientific Reports, researchers have found that spending 120 minutes per week in nature can be “associated with good health […]
Some of us may haven’t heard of “doomsurfing” or “doomscrolling”, but we’re quite sure we’re all familiar with the act. According to Merriam-Webster, doomsurfing or doomscrolling is the “tendency to continue to surf or scroll through bad news, even though that news is saddening, disheartening, or depressing.” And as it is, it wouldn’t be surprising […]
If you’re planning to watch the new “Star Wars” film, research has found it’s probably better not to expect too much from the film if you want to enjoy it.
New research in the United Kingdom has found that when it comes to looking for love, the trait we are most attracted to is compassion.
Ateneo Psyche is the premier psychology organization in the Ateneo de Manila University. It is founded on the collective purpose of communicating psychological knowledge, advocating for mental health, and developing a community that places primary concern on the well-being of the human psyche. To conclude the past year of successful projects, the organization just had […]
Break-ups can be messy, draining, and devastating. Most people who have gone through it come out intact by dealing with it in their own ways, but new research shows that some strategies are more effective than others. The study, which was published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, was conducted by gathering a group of […]
What’s in a name? Shakespeare famously asked this in his classic tale of Romeo and Juliet. Well, it turns out that there’s actually a lot. New research suggests that a person’s first name changes how other people judge their personality, age, and competency. Researchers asked 500 college students to rate the 400 most popular names from […]