A study published in the journal Nature concluded that daydreaming is actually good for you, even though it may distract you for a bit. Nghia D. Nguyen, one of the study authors and a doctoral ...

Recent research found that individuals with higher levels of narcissistic traits are more prone to maladaptive daydreaming.

Many people daydream. But excessive daydreaming can become a burden. This is because the exaggerated mental digressions, termed Maladaptive Daydreaming (MD), often get in the way of real life.

Normal daydreaming only becomes maladaptive when you are using it to cope with a mental health issue and it starts impacting on your everyday life in significant ways.

Allowing your mind to wander while engaged in a simple task may actually help improve learning, according to the findings of a recent study from Hungary.

How to lower stress in 5 minutes These science-backed habits tap into how your nervous system, posture, breath, and senses work.

Padraig Harrington and NBC reporter Roger Maltbie exchanged words at the U.S. Senior Open on Friday. Here's what triggered the squabble.