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Atlanta, GA | Posted: July 9, 2018
Brittany Corbett, bcorbett8@gatech.edu
Summary Sentence:
Grad Student Brittany Corbett's research featured
Full Summary:
Scientists in the US and Canada have found the first evidence that even the expectation of something bad looming around the corner is enough to trigger a defence mechanism for suppressing negative emotions in people over 60.
Brittany CorbettSchool of Psychology Grad Student, Brittany Corbett's research featured in the UK's "The Times" newspaper.
Scientists in the US and Canada have found the first evidence that even the expectation of something bad looming around the corner is enough to trigger a defence mechanism for suppressing negative emotions in people over 60.
