ADoH SCIENTIFIC USA survey suggests looming difficulties for #COVID-19 vaccination program. Study indicates significant discrepancies between ethnic groups.
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Intentional acts of kindness and safe volunteering can help fight back against the social deprivation many of us are experiencing during #COVID19, says @jholtlunstad. https://t.co/pPjorBLoLL
@CBSNews In an era so run through with baseless assertions and “alternative facts” presented as news to a populace ill-prepared by their educations and politics to deploy critical thinking, the coverage of astrology as anything other than non-credible this week was irresponsible.
As adults watch news coverage of yesterday's unprecedented and unsettling events, kids do too. Here are some ways to help prevent overexposure and build resilience for both your children and yourself. https://t.co/2PBpwqrSIp
Heated conversations about politics can still make their way to a smaller, or virtual, Thanksgiving table. Earlier this year, @Tania_Israel joined our Speaking of Psychology podcast to discuss ways to have meaningful dialogue even when we disagree. https://t.co/jGkzYe33Pg
After a week of election stress and changing clocks, it's really important to replenish your energy this weekend. Our @drvailewright contributes to this list of helpful tips for training your brain to get a good night's sleep. https://t.co/1qNx66T9VW
Affects Across the Aisle: ADoH Scientific’s Election Day study indicated Democratics were, on average, dramatically more stressed and anxious and significantly less well than Republicans, and both groups reported troublingly low energy levels.