Neuroscience of Friendships
You can never have enough friends, right? Not necessarily, according to the social brain hypothesis! Continue reading Neuroscience of Friendships
You can never have enough friends, right? Not necessarily, according to the social brain hypothesis! Continue reading Neuroscience of Friendships
A study in the British Journal of Social Psychology finds that “tweeting about sexism may serve as a collective action that can enhance women’s wellbeing.”
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There was a lot of talk about the impact of the Sony Hacks on the company and its affiliated celebrities.
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How much do you know about what social workers do?
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Depression is an important social issue and it impacts workplaces. Your business should have a strong mental health program that your employees understand well and know how to access.
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Research shows that infrequent users who read Facebook posts and clicked on photos but did not otherwise interact (“passive users”) are also more likely to report feeling unhappy.
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Privacy advocacy groups are raising issues about third party apps getting access to your social media photos.
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2.5 million Australians live below the internationally accepted poverty line. Of these people 61% are unemployed and 33% are working poor (not earning enough income through their jobs).
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Research shows that homelessness may be more prevalent than you think.
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It’s time to end paternalistic and xenophophic discussions about Muslim women.
Continue reading “Let’s Stop Racist Dog Whistling about the Burqua”