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Meditation Can Boost Emotional Intelligence, Cut Stress At Workplace: Study
The study found that those who meditated more regularly scored higher on total emotional quotient and had lower perceived stress, also known as psychological stress.
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You Can't Protect Your Kids From Stress, but Here Are Ways to Teach Them to Cope
According to the results of the Stress in America Survey released by the American Psychological Association, teens report higher levels of stress than adults during the school year.
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High Psychological Stress May Cause Skin Problems, Says Study
Higher psychological stress may be associated with skin complaints such as itchy skin and flaky patches on the scalp among college students, researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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Stress You Experience During Childhood Can Up Your Risk of Heart Trouble
According to a new study, persistent psychological stress during childhood can lead to a higher risk of heart disease and diabetes into adulthood.
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Mother's depression affects her child
Having a mother who has experienced depression can double a child's chances of becoming depressed, a recent research shows. But the risk for childhood depression is only higher than average if the mother has an episode of major depression or is mildly depressed for a prolonged period of time.
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Meditation Can Boost Emotional Intelligence, Cut Stress At Workplace: Study
The study found that those who meditated more regularly scored higher on total emotional quotient and had lower perceived stress, also known as psychological stress.
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You Can't Protect Your Kids From Stress, but Here Are Ways to Teach Them to Cope
According to the results of the Stress in America Survey released by the American Psychological Association, teens report higher levels of stress than adults during the school year.
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High Psychological Stress May Cause Skin Problems, Says Study
Higher psychological stress may be associated with skin complaints such as itchy skin and flaky patches on the scalp among college students, researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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Stress You Experience During Childhood Can Up Your Risk of Heart Trouble
According to a new study, persistent psychological stress during childhood can lead to a higher risk of heart disease and diabetes into adulthood.
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Mother's depression affects her child
Having a mother who has experienced depression can double a child's chances of becoming depressed, a recent research shows. But the risk for childhood depression is only higher than average if the mother has an episode of major depression or is mildly depressed for a prolonged period of time.
