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Health

When is the right time to start playing again after a concussion?

20 September 2023

Article

Health

The anatomy of obsession

14 September 2023

Article

Beáta Bőthe, assistant professor in UdeM’s Department of Psychology

Community

Beáta Bőthe focuses on porn

7 September 2023

Article

Health

Most young athletes in Quebec are subjected to psychological violence

12 June 2023

Article

Health

What factors influence children’s learning of fear?

15 February 2023

Article

Society

Can mindfulness improve your relationship?

13 February 2023

Article

Health

Who are the sexual abusers?

14 November 2022

Article

Society

Violence on TV: the effects can stretch from age 3 into the teens

8 November 2022

Press release

Society

Insecure attachment may be detrimental to the sexual well-being of long-term couples

29 September 2022

Article

Society

Starting kindergarten: Normal stress for the vast majority of children

7 September 2022

Article

Science

Does language acquisition begin before birth?

17 August 2022

Article

Science

Theta waves: a marker of emotional regulation

13 June 2022

Article

Both medical aid in dying and predictable natural death tend to make the grieving process easier, but some people have reported more difficult grieving symptoms, which were mostly manifested by depression and guilt.

Society

Does grief depend on how the loved one died?

1 June 2022

Article

Society

Construction workers need supports of supervisors and coworkers to make work-life balance

7 April 2022

Article

Society

How to keep a relationship alive

11 February 2022

Article

During pregnancy, the serotonin and stress hormone systems play a role in the development of the unborn baby’s brain.

Health

Studying the placenta to better understand a child illness

16 November 2021

Press release

Health

AI can make better clinical decisions than humans: study

9 September 2021

Press release

Health

Making sex less painful, via couples therapy

21 May 2021

Article

Society

Does ‘harsh parenting’ lead to smaller brains?

22 March 2021

Press release

"We believe that as researchers, our mission is not only to communicate our findings within the scientific community, we must also share our findings with a larger audience."

Society

How COVID-19 makes us behave … or not

7 December 2020

Article

Society

Childhood sexual abuse: mental and physical after-effects closely linked

21 September 2020

Press release

Culture

Cinema as therapy? Three research projects look at the options

15 September 2020

Article

According to the study, which involved more than 15,000 people, only three to eight per cent of those who frequently access pornographic websites think they have some sort of psychological problem.

Society

Watching a lot of porn: not a mental-health issue

13 May 2020

Press release

Parents need to be creative and use technology wisely when following the recommendations. A good strategy is to plan the child's activities the day before.

Society

Your children's screen time during confinement

14 April 2020

Article

A study says that artificial intelligence improve educational and clinical decisions made by your child’s teacher, or your mental-health professional or even your medical doctor.

Health

AI to help monitor behaviour

27 January 2020

Press release

The researchers examined the relationship between the positive parenting of mothers when their child was four years old and the inhibitory control of the child at six years of age to see if they could predict ADHD symptoms at age 7.

Society

Preventing ADHD: positive mothers, well-behaved kids

14 August 2019

Press release

Children whose parents often get angry at them, spank them, yell at them or shake them as a way to discipline them could be adversely affected right into their teenage years.

Health

'Harsh parenting' might alter kids' brains

16 July 2019

Press release

L'étude publiée cette semaine retrace le parcours de plus de 3000 personnes sur près de trois décennies.

Society

Inattentive children earn less money when they grow up

18 June 2019

Press release

A new study finds that children who engage in organized physical activity at a young age are less likely to have emotional difficulties by the time they turn 12.

Health

Sticking to sports can help kids adjust

4 June 2019

Press release

Society

A television in the bedroom?

7 March 2019

Press release

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