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Expectant Mothers More Likely to Suffer from Depression if Stressed While Pregnant
Psychology professor Benedetta Leuner is author of a new study suggesting a link between chronic stress during pregnancy and postpartum depression.
Strong Lungs Key to Healthy Mind
Psychology Professor Charles Emery is lead author of a new study linking the ability to breathe well with warding off cognitive decline.
Psychology Professor Wins Grant to Establish Learning Disabilities Innovation Hub
Psychology Professor Stephen Petrill has been awarded a NICHD grant to establish a Learning Disabilities Innovation Hub.
Ohio State Designers Help Create Safer Spray Bottle
Industrial designers, mechanical engineer, Nationwide Children's Hospital create safer spray bottle.
Common Mapping Software May Help Forensic Scientists Solve Crimes
Researchers in the Department of Anthropology are the first to use GIS software to map bone microstructure.
Media Coverage Influences Value of U.S. Presidential Debates for Viewers
Ray Pingree, assistant professor of communication, finds that post-debate media coverage can undermine the value of U.S. presidential debates for voters
Communication Professor Confirms What the Body Already Knows
Zheng Wang, assistant professor of communication, is lead author of a new study examining people’s bodily responses while watching presidential campaign ads.
Political Science Professor Wins Best Book Award
Alex Thompson, associate professor, political science, was selected by the ISA-Midwest for The J. David Singer Best Book Award for his book, Channels of Power: The UN Security Council and U.S…
Violent Video Games Not So Bad When Players Cooperate
David Ewoldsen, professor of communication, finds that people who play violent video games together as a team rather than against each other show more cooperative and less aggressive behavior.