People often delay returning to lost pleasures, according to a study.

International study by the University of Münster on processes of religious socialization in families – “Passing on non-religiosity is the norm in eastern Germany and is on the rise in other western societies, too” – Many new data and explanations on factors influencing religious socialization – “Religious socialization is successful when all generations work together” – Major East-West differences – New book: Families and Religion

Psychologists at Leipzig University and TU Dortmund University have, for the first time, brought together international research findings on the phenomenon of climate anxiety. They found that certain groups are more prone to climate anxiety than others. These include, above all, younger people, women, individuals with more left-leaning political views, people with deep concerns about the future and the environment, and those frequently exposed to the consequences of climate change and related information. The researchers have just published the findings of their meta-analysis in the journal Global Environmental Change.

New research has revealed the trauma faced by journalists during the height of the pandemic, caused by exposure to online threats, disturbing information and disrupted work routines that exacerbated an industry already under pressure from the rise of social media and online news.