Romeo Vitelli Ph.D.

Exercise Could Defend Against Alzheimer's Disease

Embrace movement for a brighter, healthier future: New research suggests that regular exercise might be the key to halting the progression of Alzheimer's.

Embrace movement for a brighter, healthier future: New research suggests that regular exercise might be the key to halting the progression of Alzheimer's.

Can Terrorist Behavior Measures Predict Group Violence?

Exploring the roles of social media, groupthink, and the Trap-18 assessment tool.

Exploring the roles of social media, groupthink, and the Trap-18 assessment tool.

Squeeze Your Hands for Sharper Memory

Simple isometric exercises like squeezing a stress ball could boost memory responses across different age groups. Here's how to make every squeeze count.

Simple isometric exercises like squeezing a stress ball could boost memory responses across different age groups. Here's how to make every squeeze count.

Exploring The First-Name Effect: Racism in The Courtroom

Unmasking the unsettling link between first names and sentencing severity. A new study uncovers a hidden form of racism in our justice system.

Unmasking the unsettling link between first names and sentencing severity. A new study uncovers a hidden form of racism in our justice system.

Superhuman Standards: How Comic Books Shape Body Ideals

How do comic book characters' hypersexualized bodies shape our perceptions of beauty? Research raises unsettling conclusions about how comic books can skew body expectations.

How do comic book characters' hypersexualized bodies shape our perceptions of beauty? Research raises unsettling conclusions about how comic books can skew body expectations.

Lifelong Enrichment: A Key to Preserving Cognitive Health

Physical, social, and mental activities can impact cognitive function in your later years, offering surprising insights into healthy aging.

Physical, social, and mental activities can impact cognitive function in your later years, offering surprising insights into healthy aging.