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Instant gratification, without paying attention to the consequences, has become a way of life for many, and it costs us dearly in a variety of ways. It is about more than what we eat, but also about character development, including social awareness, taking responsibility and self-control.
More and more schools have character development programs, that teach children core ethical values and standards of behavior. The Character Education Partnership (CEP) network defines 11 Principles of Effective Character Education.
When the popular media reports psychological research, how can we know if the findings are accurate and apply to our lives?
During Autism Awareness month now, in April, let’s consider the autistic spectrum — some research, characteristics, and implications of this diagnosis.
Since 1980, there has been a dramatic and surprising increase of multiple births in the United States. Interesting research is emerging on many levels, from maternal and neonatal health, to a variety of public health issues.
The murderous rampage of an Army office in Afghanistan highlights the dearth of necessary mental health treatment in our military.
The health of a society can often be seen in its treatment of women. With the latest attack on women’s fertility, the United States seems to be following a dangerous path. It’s time we pay attention to the warning signs and head them off at the pass.
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