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Gen Z might quit vaping to show solidarity with the people of the Democratic Republic ...

New York Post 03 Dec 2023
Originally Published by.. Generation Z might finally be ready to put down their vapes, but not for the reason you’d expect ... @thenewsmovement. ♬ original sound – The News Movement ... Dr Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Charles Darwin University, said that the banning of vapes in Australia should help with the environmental impact ... ....
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Inconsistent and conflicting parental support impacting quality of life for trans and gender diverse youth: Study

Phys Dot Org 01 Dec 2023
Quality of life for young trans and gender diverse (TGD) people is being impacted by inconsistent and conflicting parental support, according to research led by Nottingham Trent University (NTU) with the University of Brighton ... Beth Jones, senior lecturer in Health and Social Psychology at NTU's School of Social Sciences, with Dr ... Dr ... Dr ... landscape.
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Pressure of performing at the highest level has taken its toll on the toughest of ...

The Daily Mail 01 Dec 2023
It was the moment everything changed ...I never saw the ball that got me out ... I began sobbing uncontrollably ... Dr Hannah Newman is a lecturer in sport and exercise psychology at Middlesex University and is based at StoneX Stadium in north London where Farrell will continue to play, at least when he has recovered from his knee ‘injury’, for Saracens ... .
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Does having children make you happier? Here's what the research suggests

Beijing News 30 Nov 2023
While 12% languished (meaning their lives felt aimless), 24% were flourishing psychologically - meaning they reported the highest level of mental health ... Trudy Meehan - Lecturer, Centre for Positive Psychology and Health, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences .
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Australia to ban disposable vape imports from Jan. 1

Taipei Times 28 Nov 2023
AFP, SYDNEY. Australia is to ban imports of disposable vapes from Jan ... Australia first announced plans to ban imports in May, but did not give a starting date ... 1 ... For some people who would otherwise never have smoked, vaping is a “dangerous gateway” to tobacco, said Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Australia’s Charles Darwin University ... .
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Australia bans disposable vape imports from January

RTE 28 Nov 2023
Australia will ban imports of disposable vapes from 1 January, the government said, in a crackdown quickly welcomed by doctors ... For some people who would otherwise never have smoked, vaping is a "dangerous gateway" to tobacco smoking, said Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Australia's Charles Darwin University ... .
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Australia to ban single-use vape imports from 2024

Al Jazeera 28 Nov 2023
Australia will bar imports of single-use e-cigarettes starting next year, cracking down on the nicotine products that are popular with youth ... end of list ... Kim Caudwell, a senior lecturer in psychology at Australia’s Charles Darwin University, warned vaping can serve as a “dangerous gateway” to tobacco smoking for some youth ... .
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Australia to ban vape imports over child addiction concerns

Urdu Point 28 Nov 2023
The block on single-use vapes is aimed at reversing a "disturbing" increase in vaping among young people, Health Minister Mark Butler said ... For some people who would otherwise never have smoked, vaping is a "dangerous gateway" to tobacco, said Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Australia's Charles Darwin University ... ....
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Australia to ban import of disposable vapes, citing "disturbing" increase in youth addiction

CBS News 28 Nov 2023
SydneyAustralia will ban imports of disposable vapes from Jan ... Australia first revealed the import ban in May but had not given a start date until now ... 1 ... For some people who would otherwise never have smoked, vaping is a "dangerous gateway" to tobacco, said Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Australia's Charles Darwin University.
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Australia to ban import of disposable vapes as youth addiction soars

Sandhills Express 28 Nov 2023
The block on single-use vapes is aimed at reversing a “disturbing” increase in vaping among young people, Health Minister Mark Butler said ... 05.10 ... For some people who would otherwise never have smoked, vaping is a “dangerous gateway” to tobacco, said Kim Caudwell, senior lecturer in psychology at Australia’s Charles Darwin University.
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The psychopathic path to success

PsyPost 28 Nov 2023
“Most of what people think about psychopaths is not what psychopathy actually is,” says Louise Wallace, a lecturer in forensic psychology at the University of Derby, in England ... “Most psychopathic individuals just live around us,” says Désiré Palmen, a clinical psychology researcher at Avans University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands.
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'Archaic, old school, controlling': do leaked GAA club rules go too far?

RTE 28 Nov 2023
Are the rules for GAA players becoming too strict or are they an essential part of a successful team? Dr Stephen McIvor, sports psychology consultant and lecturer at TU Dublin's School of Biological, Health and Sports Sciences joined RTÉ Radio 1's Drivetime to put the rules into perspective ... From RTÉ Brainstorm, what should a GAA eat and drink? ... .
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Why the man-hating feminist is a myth - according to science

Beijing News 24 Nov 2023
The studies that have been done, like most in psychology, are limited by small samples that are often drawn exclusively from populations of university students from the US ... Afe Hopkins-Doyle - Lecturer in Social Psychology, University of Surrey . Aino Lilja Petterson - Postdoctoral Fellow of Psychology, University of Oslo .
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Sorry you feel that way: why passive aggression took over the world

Economist 21 Nov 2023
The dishonest attack was presented as a warm expression of collegial gratitude – and the junior lecturer, in spite of her full awareness of what he was doing, was reduced to silence.\nPassive aggression is one of those psychological terms, like “narcissistic”, “paranoid” and “bipolar”, whose casual popular use has gradually drained it of precision.
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How common viruses can make the body attack the brain - and leave you facing ...

The Daily Mail 20 Nov 2023
In fact, the idea that infections can seriously affect people psychologically is not new ... A similar approach is taken by Dr Thomas Pollak, a neuropsychiatrist and senior clinical lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London.
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