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Timing of co-habitation and marital instability

From a report by the Institute of Family Studies

Marriages of those who moved in together before being engaged were 48% more likely to end than the marriages of those who only cohabited after being engaged or already married.

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When everything falls apart, can communities come together?

From an article by Behavioural Scientist

“If you’re going to get saved in a disaster, it’s most likely not going to be the hero with the cape … flying in from 20 hours away. It’s going to be your neighbour.”

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NHS - We need to talk about trauma

From an article by A Better NHS

"Learning about trauma has transformed my GP practice, helping me make sense of much that has frustrated, worried, exhausted me for years. I am now committed to sharing lessons with other healthcare professionals."

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Feeling good for doing good: recognizing children’s moral pride

From an article by Child and Family blog

The warm feeling you get after doing a good deed. Parents can guide children by pointing out kind acts, discussing how these affect others, reflecting on emotions that accompany such acts.

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Ways to greater happiness?

From an article by the Journal of Happiness

All humans want a satisfying life for themselves and their children. 68 suggestions on how individuals can raise their own happiness were rated for feasibility and effectiveness. What were the highest rated ideas?

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What is your faith sharing profile?

From research by Share Jesus International

There are 4 main tensions when it comes to faith sharing and these form the basis of 6 faith sharing styles. Individuals can take a quiz to help them discover which of 6 faith sharing profiles best describes them.

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What parent behaviours, rather than style, matter most for children’s success?

From an article by Behavioral Scientist

In most situations, parents know what decisions they ought to make, but some chronically make decisions they know are not beneficial for their child nor what they should do.

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How screen time affects childhood development

From an article by Safety Detectives

As screen tech becomes more integrated into our lives, attempts to understand its impact on cognitive and behavioural development, particularly in children, have sparked concerns and debate. Some insights..

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Building a community wellbeing data hub in Widnes

From a report by Civic Data Co-operative

What is wellbeing? Research with residents - emotional, physical, spiritual health, human connection, getting to places, community spirit, support, respect, kindness, values, public spaces and services..

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How different types of disadvantage impact England’s pre-school children

From a report by Nesta

Disadvantage has two dimensions – economic and home disadvantage. These have different effects on later outcomes. Need to vary hours in pre-school according to disadvantage.

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