Georgia State University

This study tested five different anti-smoking messages in over 1,500 Chinese young adults aged 18-25, including both smokers and nonsmokers. The goal was to see which messages most reduced intentions to smoke and increased perceived harm of smoking. Results will help design bette…

This study tested whether taking photos of things that make you happy and savoring them can improve well-being and reduce depressive symptoms in college and graduate students. Over 250 participants were randomly assigned to take positive photos, share them with friends, take neut…

This study used a gentle brain stimulation technique called TMS to temporarily quiet a part of the brain involved in reading. Researchers wanted to see how this affected the ability of 42 teens with dyslexia to learn and remember made-up words. The goal was to better understand t…