psychology

Safety experts link surge in car crash deaths to pandemic
A Stanford doctor explained it like this: "We've had to spend so much of our time and attention focusing on the risk of getting infected, the risk of dying, the risk of contaminating other people in our families and so on... That you sort of push aside the other everyday risks."
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Local psychologists advocating for interstate practice
No masks means working through 'trust issues,' doctors say
EXCLUSIVE: Look inside massive new UCSF mental health building
Hundreds volunteer to escort elderly Asian Americans to help keep them safe
Psychologists say holiday decorating is good stress-reliever
How to approach a person who won't wear a mask
Bay Area pilot program pairs police with mental health experts
Poor air quality takes toll on mental health, psychologist says
Experts talk psychology behind recent videos showing people behaving badly
Kit Yarrow, consumer psychologist and longtime ABC7 contributor, dies at 61
How to decrease screen time while in quarantine
Raising emotionally healthy kids
How parents and children can cope with mass shootings
Study: Petting dogs, cats for 10 minutes can lower stress
Consumer Catch-Up: Possible avocado shortage, debt relief improves brain function, Volkswagen recall
Shy people more likely to get 'hangxiety' after drinking, study suggests
Are lovers of black coffee psychopaths? What the research says
How Robin Williams' watchful eyes may help heal us
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