(uni5 comments will be given in green)
Early Caregiving: Effects Into Adulthood
Personality Outsmarts Intelligence at School
Women Are More Empathetic Toward Their Partner
Teens Who Mature Early: More Risk of Depression
Suicide Risk Falls After Talk Therapy
Personality and Health: What Is the Link?
Helping Your Toddler's Aggressive Behavior?
Scarcity Breeds Rationality, Economic Study Finds
Don’t Worry, Be Happy: Just Go to Bed Earlier
Non-Genetic Changes Can Help Parents or Offspring
Sense of Purpose in Life Linked to Longer Life
Where'd You Get That Great Idea? (the Uni5 pattern is such a model)
Preschoolers With Low Empathy: Risk for Problems
Secret to Raising Well Behaved Teens? Sleep
Punitive Parenting Leads to Mental Health Risks?
Fighting Parents Hurt Kids' Emotional Regulation
Gambling With Confidence: Sure About That?
Air Pollution Harmful to Young Brains: Study
Toward a Theory of Child Well-Being
Autism: Infant Intervention Eliminates Symptoms
What Is Keeping Your Kids Up at Night?
Nature or Nurture? It's All About the Message
Why Plants in the Office Make Us More Productive
Training Your Brain to Prefer Healthy Foods
Family Dinners Good for Teens' Mental Health
Social Class Affects How Kids Tackle Problems
Are Youth Losing the Ability to Read Emotions?
Neglected Boys May Turn Into Violent Adolescents
Big Weddings, Fewer Partners: Better Marriages? (Indian marriages has these most qualities)
Super-Parent' Culture Threat to Parents' Sanity (This problem is seen in nuclear families and not in big-family systems).
Parallels of Human and Animal Parenting
Better to Give Than Receive: Personality Matters
Could the Brain Be Reprogrammed to Work Better?
Helping Babies Cope With Stressful Events
Agricultural Pesticides Linked to Autism
Belief in Free Will and Criminal Punishment
Anxious Kids Have Bigger 'Fear Centers' in Brain
'Often and Early' Gives Kids a Taste for Veggies
Cynical? You May Be Hurting Your Brain Health
Altruism, Egoism: A Question of Points of View
This research summarizes Uni5 selftual connection concept in this paragraph.
Conversely, the brain areas that are most active when a subject decides to behave altruistically (charity) are the ones that the scientific literature commonly associates with the ability to take another person's point of view, which would therefore make the subject more empathic and willing to act for the benefit of others."
The salience brain network, which serves to increase the "conspicuity" of stimuli for the cognitive system, could make the dangers of the situation more apparent to the subject, leading the individual to behave in a selfish manner.
This Is Your Brain On Meditation
'Sense of Purpose' Adds Years to Your Life
Big Sisters Are More Ambitious and Do Better
Forgiving a Wrong May Make It Easier to Forget
Cultivating Happiness Often Misunderstood
Kids Misbehave Within 10 Minutes of Spanking
Baby to Adult: Sleep's Vital Role for Memory
Detrimental Effects of TV On Kids Sleep
Positive, Negative Thinkers' Brains Hardwired
Can Gratitude Reduce Costly Impatience?
Brain: Concern for Justice Linked With Reason?
Chronic Stress in Early Life: Anxiety Later
4 in 10 Infants Lack Strong Parental Attachments
Kids Learn Violence from Video Games: Study
Lied-To Children More Likely to Cheat, Lie
Frequent Child Nightmares: Psychotic Traits?
Chemicals Linked With Brain Disorders in Kids
Making Your Brain Social: Identifying Brain Connections That Lead to Social Behavior
Belief in Immortality Hard-Wired: Child Study
When Being Called 'Incredibly Good' Is Bad for Children