New research from the University of Toronto reports roughly one-fifth of adults who experienced chronic parental domestic violence during childhood went on to develop a major depressive disorder in adulthood.
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What happens on the playing field may influence academic outcomes more than most assume. Physically fit primary school students generally feel better, find it easier to concentrate, and enjoy an overall higher quality of life than their less active peers, according to new research.
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It may seem as though adolescents do as they please, but a new study suggests they are more sensitive to their parents’ opinions than they may seem, with the adolescent brain reacting strongly to parental criticism or praise.
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The structure of teens’ families influences their risk of delinquent behaviors such as shoplifting, graffiti or robbery, new research suggests.
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