» Social Media Is Misinforming You About Relationships
20/05/26 00:44 from Blogs
Ever wonder what your partner sees in their social media feed?

» The Double Bind of Beauty Work
20/05/26 00:09 from Blogs
People face a double bind: Too little beauty work elicits disgust and accusations of laziness; too much signals inauthenticity and vanity. Both extremes draw moral judgment.

» BFRB Treatment: Does a Child Have to Want to Stop?
19/05/26 23:26 from Blogs
When a child isn't ready to stop pulling or picking, treatment isn't stuck. It's just beginning. Here's what meaningful BFRB work looks like before willingness arrives.

» When the World Feels Too Much: The Guilt of Rest
19/05/26 21:58 from Blogs
Why do so many people feel guilty resting today? Constant exposure to suffering may be reshaping how we experience compassion, anxiety, and recovery.

» Survey Data Show We're Now in a Dating Recession
19/05/26 21:38 from Blogs
It's an interesting puzzle: Most people love the idea of dating and want to date, but they are not. Why?

» What if You Just Don’t Like Your Teenager?
19/05/26 21:24 from Blogs
Dealing with your child's attitude during the sometimes difficult teenage years is not always easy. However, there are things parents can do to help make things easier.

» Smelling Good, Feeling Good
19/05/26 21:11 from Blogs
Managing the scents around you is an important part of managing your life.

» 2 Steps Toward Wholeness
19/05/26 21:01 from Blogs
Personal Perspective: Welcome both darkness and light into your life to achieve balance and wholeness.

» The Secret Intelligence Hidden in Human Movement
19/05/26 20:53 from Blogs
What if one of our most important forms of intelligence has been hiding in plain sight?

» Playing Doctor
19/05/26 20:47 from Blogs
Parents need to be prepared in case they find their child playing with another child without their clothes on.

» Why We Do What We Do
19/05/26 20:18 from Blogs
We all have some emotional threads that act like an undertow pulling us in certain directions, shaping our decisions. Here are seven of the most common ones.

» How to Minimize Negative Effects of Screentime on Sleep
19/05/26 19:38 from Blogs
Many studies have looked at the effects that adolescents' use of smartphones and other devices has on their quality of sleep. Here's a summary of recent findings.

» Why High-Achieving Men Suffer in Silence
19/05/26 19:13 from Blogs
For high-achieving men, the hardest thing to admit isn't failure — it's that success isn't making them happy. Here's what the research says is going on, and what to do about it.

» Do Numbers Constitute a Sixth Sense?
19/05/26 19:13 from Blogs
Numbers may not only constitute a sixth sense but may also serve as the basis for abstractive thinking and the ability to symbolize.

» Can We Trust the Recommendations of AI?
19/05/26 18:55 from Blogs
AI can improve decisions or make them worse. The difference isn’t how much people use it, but whether they know when to follow its advice.

» Bee-ing in Harmony
19/05/26 18:26 from Blogs
With the care of a poet and wisdom of an ecologist living in harmony with—rather than domination of—the natural world, Cormier's new book is transformative and healing.

» The Psychology of Toxic Devotion
19/05/26 18:17 from Blogs
Human minds are far more malleable than our belief in free will suggests.

» Create Your Own Discomfort So It Is Not Created for You
19/05/26 17:56 from Blogs
Anxiety is future-based and feeds on avoidance. Embracing small, deliberate discomforts can help build the self-trust that breaks the loop.

» How to Cope with the Emotional Toll of Infertility
19/05/26 17:54 from Blogs
Infertility often brings grief, uncertainty, anxiety, and isolation that others may not fully understand.

» A Surprising Approach to Father’s Day: What Dads Truly Want
19/05/26 17:24 from Blogs
Father’s Day gifts do not have to be complicated. Research suggests that what many dads value most is feeling loved, appreciated, and seen by their families.

» A Table to Talk
19/05/26 17:21 from Blogs
A new mother found herself with limited social interaction in Manchester, England. What happened next has spread throughout the UK.

» Birthdays as a Positive Intervention
19/05/26 17:07 from Blogs
Personal Perspective: Reclaiming birthdays after years of grief, positive psychology can transform a day of loss into a celebration of life earned and lived.

» The Little Things That Quietly Restore Hope
19/05/26 16:44 from Blogs
Small rituals and everyday moments that steady us in overwhelm.

» How Can We Save Democracy? Start With Neighbouring
19/05/26 16:27 from Blogs
When public trust declines, the people next door matter more than we might think.

» Correction Is a Gift That Strengthens Competence Potential
19/05/26 16:18 from Blogs
Learning and personal growth involve errors and the process of correction, for the purpose of learning how the mistake occurred and understanding how the truth is revealed.

» What the Testosterone Boom Is Doing to the Men You Love
19/05/26 16:17 from Blogs
The sexual hormone 12 million American men were prescribed last year has a side effect almost nobody mentions. It shuts down their own production. Here is what to do instead.

» Lose Weight With GLP-1s, Get Judged More Than if You’d Done Nothing
19/05/26 16:10 from Blogs
Women who lost weight on GLP-1 medications were judged more harshly than women who lost nothing. The psychology behind that finding is worth understanding.

» Mothers, Mentors, and the Women We Become
19/05/26 16:00 from Blogs
The role of mother is like a broad-spectrum antibiotic. It extends way beyond the family unit and heals in so many ways.

» When Wives Are Thrown Overboard Without a Life Jacket
19/05/26 15:49 from Blogs
Women often feel their worth has diminished when a husband leaves, as it's assumed that being married is more valuable than being divorced. You don't need to accept that.

» Can AI Tell Human Stories?
19/05/26 15:48 from Blogs
AI may not be able to understand why people tell stories in the first place, why people share their experiences with each other, and why this matters.

» The Hidden Cost of Imposter Syndrome and How to Break Free
16/05/26 19:53 from Blogs
Feeling like a fraud is common, but the way most high performers cope with it keeps them trapped—sometimes for an entire career.

» Crafting a Relationship With Loss
16/05/26 19:18 from Blogs
Personal Perspective: We typically deny or resist loss. We don't want loss in our lives, but an adversarial relationship with it makes matters worse.

» Mental Health Campaigns Can Do More Harm Than Good
16/05/26 18:27 from Blogs
Are mental health campaigns making you anxious? Constant reminders to monitor your well-being may be causing more harm than you realize.

» How ‘Puffer-Fishing’ Is a Big Dating Risk
16/05/26 17:49 from Blogs
In dating, a "puffer fish" goes from being playful to suddenly guarded, distant, or even combative.

» World War II and the Genesis of Psychopharmacology
16/05/26 16:03 from Blogs
Wartime nuclear weapon research led to advances in chemistry, which then made the development of new psychoactive medications possible.

» Why Clients Disregard Evidence-Based Self-Care Skills
16/05/26 15:38 from Blogs
Though self-care techniques are recommended to clients in psychotherapy, they are often rejected or ignored. But we can increase the use of these recommendations.

» Why High-IQ People Feel Guilty All the Time
16/05/26 15:37 from Blogs
Many gifted and intense adults carry guilt that others do not seem to share. The reasons may run deeper than what we consciously see and know.

» Do Psychologists Hate AI?
16/05/26 15:20 from Blogs
Reflecting on whether psychology is problematizing AI, or if concerns are well-founded.

» The Existential Ergonomics of Artificial Intelligence
16/05/26 15:12 from Blogs
The enemy of deep thought isn't distraction. It's relief.

» The Fear Creativity Awakens at Midnight
16/05/26 15:04 from Blogs
Creative excitement and anxiety for art-making often manifest together. Acknowledging the body's 'felt sense' may help artists, creatives, and makers conquer fear and manifest art.

» Can Your Partner Handle the Truth?
16/05/26 14:55 from Blogs
Sometimes, people feel they have to shield their partners from a tough truth. Recent research suggests this strategy can backfire.

» Do Your Close Relationships Help You Reach Your Dreams?
16/05/26 14:44 from Blogs
Are you sacrificing personal growth to be in relationships with growth-averse individuals? You can neutralize the inhibitive effects and grow to your potential.

» Jung, the Red Book, and a Reckoning in the Middle of War
16/05/26 12:28 from Blogs
Personal Perspective: Sometimes we face death regretting a life not lived.

» Does Telepathy Exist for Nonverbal Communicators?
04/08/25 16:30 from Mind Brain
Learn more about telepathy, why it’s a controversial topic in the world of science and how a new podcast sheds light on the topic.

» ADHD Diagnoses Seem to Have Increased on the Internet – Is It Really That Common?
01/08/25 21:55 from Mind Brain
How common is ADHD? Learn more about ADHD and why it seems more people have it than really do.

» Magic Mushroom Compound Psilocybin May Have Anti-Aging Properties
16/07/25 19:40 from Mind Brain
In a mouse study, psilocybin showed to have anti-aging properties. Learn more on what they could mean for age-related treatments in humans.

» When Shopping With Friends, Our Brains Sync Up on Decisions
14/07/25 22:00 from Mind Brain
Learn how friends influence your behavior and your brain activity in consumer contexts.

» Feeling Nostalgic for a Particular Place? You’re Probably Longing for the Sea
11/07/25 22:05 from Mind Brain
Learn more about “place nostalgia,” which tends to be stronger for the seaside than it is for fields, forests, and mountains.

» No Matter How Old You Are, This Mindfulness Exercise Can Sharpen Your Attention
10/07/25 13:00 from Mind Brain
Learn how in as little as 10 minutes, meditation can boost focus.

» We Tend to Trust Those From a Low-Income Background Over Wealthy Elites
22/05/25 21:40 from Mind Brain
Learn more about why we trust people from a low socioeconomic background over those who grew up with privilege.