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Health: Mood News.(research)
MOOD news
Stress and Etiquette
The ability to behave diplomatically in a challenging social situation-not to blurt out an unpleasant truth or look disgusted- comes more naturally to some people than others. But stress and distraction can undermine anyone's self-restraint, an Australian experiment demonstrates. Psychologists William von Hippel and Karen Gonsalkorale of the University of New South Wales tested 71 subjects for their ability to stop irrelevant or inappropriate thoughts. A hidden video camera then recorded each person's verbal and facial reactions when they were served an unappetizing meal of a chicken's foot, claws up. The people who reacted most negatively-even after, in some cases, being served by someone who said this was her favorite national dish-were those who performed the worst in the thought-curbing test. But even those with normally good control behaved badly (blurting out that the meal was "revolting," for instance) when they were distracted by being asked to remember a long number, and especially when they were also under pressure to be polite.
25% to 42 percent of people with depression may exhibit atypical symptoms. -Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Body Rivals
Women in committed relationships are most threatened by potential rivals with one particular body type, ...
- Mood news.(confidants decrease in number for Americans )(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: Redbook DeCostole, Jessica October 1, 2006 700+ words
Need a friend? Turns out most of us do. Americans have fewer confidants today than they did 20 years ago, according to a new survey from Duke University, and 25 percent of those polled said they have no one to confide in (this number has doubled since 1985). The likely reason? "People simply lack
- Giving mood.(News of the Week)(Alma Mater's engineering school)(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal October 30, 2006 700+ words
Giving Mood: Ming Hsieh, the founder of Pasadena-based Cogent Inc., donated $35 million to his Alma Mater's engineering school. The gift to USC's Viterbi School of Engineering, which will name the college's electrical engineering department after Hsieh, is the largest ever to an engineering
- Blue mood.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England) November 9, 2004 700+ words
SIR Elton John let rip with another foul-mouthed outburst - this time live on Radio 1. The 57-year-old turned the airwaves blue during an appearance on the Chris Moyles show. A spokesman said: 'It's a live show and Elton was warned several times about swearing.'
- BLUNT REFLECTS CONSERVATIVE MOOD.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) September 29, 2005 700+ words
Byline: Lisa Friedman Washington Bureau WASHINGTON - Despite widespread speculation Wednesday that Rep. David Dreier was the front-runner to take over the House leadership duties of newly indicted Congressman Tom DeLay, Republicans instead chose a more conservative DeLay ally over the Glendora
- PASTOR IN PARTY MOOD.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mirror (London, England) January 14, 2001 700+ words
IAN Paisley's first foray into church life was at the age of 20. He was preaching regularly at Irish Evangelical churches in east and north Belfast and in his native Ballymena. In December 1945 an elder at the Ravenhill Evangelical Mission Church in Belfast invited him to take a service there.
- Back in Mood.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England) October 18, 2002 700+ words
SEVENTIES chart-toppers The Nolan Sisters are reforming to make a version of their classic hit I'm In The Mood For Dancing. The girls plan to release the single next spring and follow it up with a tour. The sisters, who now have six kids between them, reached No3 with the record back in 1979.
- QUEEN IN FOWL MOOD.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mirror (London, England) November 30, 2003 700+ words
Byline: FIONA JAMES THE Queen went pheasant shooting for the second day running yesterday - and angered animal rights groups by carrying a foot-long wooden cudgel to kill off any birds not shot dead. She looked grim-faced as she braved rain and strong winds to watch Prince Philip, 82, blast the
- Michelin in JV mood.(News)
- Magazine article from: Automotive News Europe De Saint-Seine, Sylviane October 7, 2002 700+ words
Byline: Sylviane de Saint-Seine French tiremaker Michelin is forming alliances with other automotive suppliers. Michelin and Germany's Robert Bosch said they will set up a joint venture to develop systems to improve road safety. The company, to be based in Paris, will be called Integrated Safety
