Feeling down? University College London explains why mornings boost mood
A recent study conducted by University College London (UCL) found that most people experience their highest levels of well-being upon waking but feel their worst around midnight. The study analyzed ...
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Why choose a University of London qualification?
In a fast-changing environment of worldwide access to higher education, a University of London degree continues to offer a guarantee of quality, value and intellectual rigour. Professor Wendy Thomson ...
Why do things seem better in the morning? Scientists have found the answer
Dr Feifei Bu, from UCL’s department of behavioural science and health, said: “Our findings suggest that on average, people’s ...
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Why Being A Morning Person Can Benefit Your Mental Health
A study by University College London has revealed that most people experience better mental health and well-being earlier in the day. Analyzing surveys from 49,218 respondents over two years, the ...
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Things really do seem better in the morning, study suggests
Things, generally, "do seem better in the morning" - that is according to scientists who suggest the earlier hours of the day ...
What Cuts Have Been Made at Department of Education? Nearly $1B Slashed
Almost $1 billion in cuts have been made to the Department of Education by Elon Musk 's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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Secret of why everything feels better in morning reveal
Scientists have finally solved the mystery of why people feel better and more optimistic in the mornings.According to The ...