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- Personality traits can affect a child's response to stress
A new report that was published in Development and Psychopathology shows that children's personality traits can determine their chemical response to stress. more...
- Sports may help children with self-control issues
Many parents are concerned that their teens are not performing well in school and are displaying signs such as poor self-control and aggression. more...
- New tool may reveal risk of teen violence and aggression
Researchers at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center recently created a questionnaire that can measure the likelihood of aggression and violent behavior for teens. more...
- Study shows changes in gray matter in brains of violent men
A new study published in Archives of General Psychiatry shows that men who have histories of violence tend to have more gray matter volume in certain areas of the brain. more...
- Schools for troubled youths can assist teens with impulse control disorder
An Oklahoma teen was recently arrested after he allegedly set off an improvised explosive device in the parking lot of a local mall, Fox News reports. more...
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy may be effective in reducing Tourette-related tics
According to a recent study published in the Journal of Cognitive Therapy, individuals who suffer from Tourette Syndrome may benefit more from cognitive-behavioral therapy than drug treatment, in terms of reducing the frequency and severity of their tics. more...
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Drugs and alcohol are known to fuel physical abuse, and addicts may be reluctant to seek help from rehabilitation facilities. more...
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