Author: Sydney Barrilleaux
-
Mindfulness could help strengthen relationships
Staying in the moment can help couples tackle challenges together and improve their relationship.
-
Student motivation may shape study habits, grades
Students who focus on mastering educational material rather than chasing a high grade tend to…
-
Technology use, work force engagement linked to better social health among older Americans
Older adults who use smartphones and computers are more socially engaged than their less tech-savvy…
-
Lack of resources in neighborhoods linked to higher chance of certain mental illnesses
Low-income, high crime neighborhoods saw a 79% higher rate of psychotic disorders.
-
Does your child have social anxiety? Here’s how you can help
Parents can ease anxiety by setting age-appropriate limits for their kids while also giving them…
-
Can’t stop watching a TV show? That may be a good thing
Binging a good show or book can feed your imagination and help get you through…
-
Lake sturgeon thriving in Coosa River
An ancient fish is making a comeback in Georgia’s Coosa River.
-
Both humans, nature change where lions and hyenas move
Lions and hyenas are a familiar sight to tourists visiting Africa, with many looking forward…
-
Only 10% of early childhood teachers have enough time to get their work done
Teachers report working in the evenings and over weekends due to shortage of planning time.
-
Most gifted students feel supported, but one in three feel stigmatized
Some gifted students struggle with peer interactions and sense of belonging.
-
How the world is preparing the workforce for AI
A new study finds not all countries are focused on preparing for the AI revolution.
-
Improving the well-being of health care workers
Helping certified nursing assistants advance their careers could fight burnout, high turnover.
-
VR could help train employees working with robots
Virtual reality provides an immersive digital environment to practice complex tasks.
-
Exploring the reasons behind human-lion conflict
Lions face a variety of threats in the wild. But people are one of the…
-
AI may speed up the grading process for teachers
Teachers can use AI to grade papers faster but might sacrifice accuracy in the process.
-
Learning from generated communications
UGA researchers stay at the forefront of AI development.
-
Spread of baker’s yeast tied to human migration
DNA analysis links populations of wild yeast to those used by humans.
-
Financial well-being varies across generations
Millennials reported lower financial well-being compared to Gen Xers and boomers.
-
Museum collections reveal worldwide spread of butterfly disease
UGA researchers track parasite infections across six continents.
-
Burnout from financial stress may lower job satisfaction
If you’re stressed from one part of life, those worries could spill over into other…
-
Ultrasounds could help process edible flowers as food ingredients
Flowers like marigolds and roses may have a place in sustainable food production.
-
Human presence at waterholes may change animal behavior
Researchers found that mammals visited waterholes the same amount while tourists were watching, but not…
-
Social media users more likely to invest in cryptocurrencies
Social media users are more likely to invest in cryptocurrencies.
-
Improving health in rural areas takes community
Involve local leaders and churches to address chronic health problems in rural communities.
)