Couples who drink together live longer
PsycPORT™: Psychology Newswire Similar drinking habits may also mean a happier marriage—as long as no one’s overdoing it. Go to Source 04/04/2024 – 15:04 / Twitter: @hoffeldtcom
Threat To Identity Stops Harmful Drinkers Recognising Their Alcohol Issues
BPS Research Digest By Emma L. Barratt Here in the UK, one in five hospital admissions is the result of heavy drinking. Those who drink to the extent of needing medical assistance, as well as those who are caused problems by their own alcohol consumption, are known as harmful drinkers. This group is characterised not only […]Continue reading
Excessive “Mirroring” Could Explain Why People With Misophonia React Strongly To Sounds Of Chewing Or Drinking
BPS Research Digest By Emma Young No one likes the sound of someone else chewing or drinking. But for some people, it’s enough to cause overwhelming feelings of anger or disgust — and in some cases, send them into a violent rage. People with “misophonia” (literally a hatred of sounds) over-react to some common everyday “trigger […]Continue reading