Author: Savannah Peat
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In a good mood? Maybe it’s time for your next masterpiece
Positive emotions may lead to more creative actions.
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Happy hour with co-workers can be a double-edged sword
New study highlights the possible stress social invites may have on workers.
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‘You’re not alone’ can go a long way for adolescents
Social support can be the difference between life and death for children.
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No tricks, only treats: Bats glow under ultraviolet light
Six bat species emit a green glow under UV light. Researchers want to know why.
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Feeling safe, happy, cared for at school may help kids be more active
Children, particularly girls, engage in less physical activity when they feel socially disconnected, according to…
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Youth screen use can cause family conflict, exacerbate mental health problems
Cellphones may have a negative impact on adolescent well-being and connection.
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Built to move: The role of design in sports participation
Investments toward active areas could make communities more active.
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Coyote populations surge, rebound quickly
Coyotes are adaptable to many different environments, face low competition from other predators and reproduce…
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Beyond the Arch: A Major in the College Experience
Trey Wilson prioritizes relationships during his UGA experience.
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Smoking or vaping may increase your risk of diabetes
Black and Hispanic populations and those with underlying health conditions are also at higher risk…
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UGA hosts second annual 9/11 memorial stair climb
Students and community members honor the unforgettable attacks.
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Yes, killer bees are back. No, you shouldn’t panic.
Africanized bees aren’t new, and they probably won’t swarm and attack you.
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Healthy — or unhealthy — childhood habits could shape adult habits
Establishing exercise routines early could help keep people physically active for life.
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Young people more willing to commit insurance fraud
Millennials, Gen Z may not know they’re committing insurance fraud — or they may just…
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Women are constrained by gender stereotypes in leadership roles
A new UGA study reveals the destructive effects of gender norms and expectations for female…
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First dates: It’s not about the place. It’s about the people.
Good conversation is more important than location when it comes to first dates.
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Strained relationships may make foster parents quit
A couple’s relationship quality may mean the difference between continuing to foster children or not.
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Out of this world research: UGA analyzes and names new meteorite
The McDonough Meteorite crashed in Atlanta in June. Now UGA researchers are determining what group…
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Unstable surroundings have lasting effects on youth well-being
Unpredictability during childhood can lead to mental and physical problems later in life.
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Wild pigs are costing Georgia farmers
Wild pigs are wrecking Georgia farms. UGA research offers possible solutions.
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Childhood trauma can harm health for life
Distressing youth environments may impact cardiovascular health and aging.
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Beyond the Arch: With Open Arms
UGA student rolls out the welcome mat for all.
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Collaboration on finances can help repair relationships for military couples
New UGA research highlights role of financial stressors on relationship happiness.
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Labels are everything: New study reveals role of popularity in news articles
‘Most read’ versus ‘most shared’ titles influence audience engagement online.
