As it turns out, parents who allow devices in the household actually see an increase in the time the family spends together. There is a slight caveat, however.
Is This Study Legit? 5 Questions to Ask When Reading News Stories of Medical Research
The internet is awash with articles that extol amazing advances in science and medicine. However, proving if they’re legit is quite easy.
Science Sez: Don’t Worry, Just Worry
Worrying research from California has explained that a worry-first lifestyle is actually beneficial to your mental health.
Study Shows Keto, Vegan Diets Only Work If You Tell Everyone About It
According to a brand new study, certain types of diets only work if you bore everyone to death about them.
This Is Hwy You Can’t Spot Your Own Typos
According to the musings of one psychologist, we miss our own typos because we’re smart. I’ll take that.
Study: Sex With the Ex Is Completely Fine
According to one university, sexual intercourse with your ex will not stop you from moving on. It seems a bit … collegiate, though.
Science: Some People Are Annoying for No Reason
Well, it’s official. Science believes that we are split into two camps. The people who annoy us constantly, and everyone else.
Include Education on Sexual Consent in High School Curriculum
Educating both boys and girls about sexual consent needs to begin in high school, at the very least. Ashley James explains why.
Study: Job Interview Brain Teasers Are Only Asked by the Evil
We’ve all been leveled with a brain teaser in an interview. However, a new study believes that only the most inept rely on them.
What Your Emoji Usage Says About You
We all do it, but substituting real words for emoji twists the perception that others have of us. Science says so. (insert knife emoji)