Too up? Too down? How to take your emotional temperature ... and what to do about the results

Article Abstract:

A mood profile, which pertains to the combination of positive and negative feelings, stabilizes and improves as a person grows older. An emotional temperature test and analytic guide are presented to help identify a person's characteristic mood pattern.

Testing, Emotions, Mood (Psychology)

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Digit force control in older adults: benefits of resistance-training?

Article Abstract:

The process of ageing affects the digit force control that is vital in almost all daily activities to have a fine grasp of the objects. The study shows that the resistance training improves digit force control significantly in older people.

Science & research, Aged, Elderly, Research, Physiological aspects, Grip strength

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The wonder down under

Article Abstract:

A minimum of two weeks is recommended for a trip to Australia. Discussed highlights include Sydney, the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, and the Great Barrier Reef.

Description and travel

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