Psychology

 

Cat Bites Are Linked To Depression

By Douglas Main

 /  Feb 20, 2014

 

4 big ideas on fixing American schools

By Sabrina Imbler

 /  Feb 6, 2021

 

Overcaffeinators May Have More Trouble Expressing Their Feelings

By Alissa Zhu

 /  Oct 2, 2014

 

11 Reasons Why Cat Bites May Be Linked To Depression

By Douglas Main

 /  Feb 24, 2014

 

Portal 2 Improves Cognitive Skills More Than Lumosity Does, Study Finds

By Francie Diep

 /  Sep 29, 2014

 

Your brain activity might predict which articles you read will go viral

By Cici Zhang

 /  Mar 1, 2017

 

The Woman Who Can Will Herself Out Of Her Body

By Douglas Main

 /  Mar 7, 2014

 

Practice Not As Important As Believed For Success

By Douglas Main

 /  Mar 11, 2014

 

Genetically, Schizophrenia Is At Least Eight Separate Diseases

By Rafi Letzter

 /  Sep 16, 2014

 

Bonding with a partner could have unexpected rewards—in your brain, that is

By Aparna Nathan

 /  Jun 6, 2017

 

Yes, having sex makes you better at your job

By Sara Chodosh

 /  Mar 7, 2017

 

Strong Link Established Between Trust and Intelligence

By Douglas Main

 /  Mar 18, 2014

 

Certain People Are Much More Prone To Catch Contagious Yawns

By Douglas Main

 /  Mar 21, 2014

 

Why Am I Afraid Of Hugh Jackman?

By Rafi Letzter

 /  Sep 9, 2014

 

Solitary confinement can’t stop COVID-19 from spreading through prisons

By Robin Blades/Undark

 /  Feb 18, 2021

 

The best apps for dealing with anxiety

By RK Pendergrass

 /  Feb 21, 2021

 

Enjoy The Feeling Of Adderall? You May Be Less Likely To Develop ADHD

By Douglas Main

 /  Apr 8, 2014

 

Scientists are trying to get inside the mind of a terrorist

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

 /  May 26, 2017

 

Why we say “you” even when we mean “I”

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

 /  Mar 23, 2017

 

The Myth Of The Incredible Antique Violin

By Colin Lecher

 /  Apr 9, 2014

 

Facial Expressions Aren’t As Universal As Scientists Have Thought

By Devon Maloney

 /  Apr 11, 2014

 

Video: Smartest Dog Ever Can Pick Out 1,022 Toys By Name

By Rebecca Boyle

 /  Dec 23, 2010

 

What You Post On Yelp Says More About You Than About The Food

By Douglas Main

 /  Apr 11, 2014

 

Climate change contributes to mental illness

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

 /  Mar 30, 2017

 

Why spacing out is good for you

By Eleanor Cummins

 /  Feb 25, 2021

 

Phone anxiety is real—and solvable

By Ilham Sebah/The Conversation

 /  Feb 26, 2021

 

Magnetic Brain Stimulation May Trump Drugs For Severe Depression

By Douglas Main

 /  May 7, 2014

 

2 Percent Of People Can Multitask Well. Are You A Supertasker?

By Douglas Main

 /  May 9, 2014

 

Running might be kind of contagious

By Claire Maldarelli

 /  Apr 18, 2017

 

Can you ‘deprogram’ people who join cults?

By Michael Schulson/Undark

 /  Mar 4, 2021

 

4 countries that prove money doesn’t always buy happiness

By Candice Wang

 /  Mar 5, 2021

 

Study Shows Some Evidence Of Human Precognitive Powers

By Clay Dillow

 /  Nov 9, 2010

 

Can a happy lamp help cure your winter blues?

By Erin Fennessy

 /  Jan 24, 2021

 

You get brainwashed whenever you go to sleep (and that’s a good thing)

By PopSci Staff

 /  Mar 17, 2021

 

How to help kids who are still stressed about COVID-19

By Dominique A. Phillips and Jill Ehrenreich-May/The Conversation

 /  Apr 9, 2021

 

COVID-19 survivors may have higher risk of anxiety, depression, and neurological disorders

By Hannah Seo

 /  Apr 7, 2021

 

Daydreaming can have loads of benefits—if you do it right

By Nadia Bajuelo

 /  Apr 7, 2021

 

A simple psychology study shows how our brains skip over what our eyes see

By Claire Maldarelli

 /  Jan 12, 2018

 

Munchausen syndrome by proxy isn’t a recognized psychiatric illness. But is it real?

By Sara Chodosh

 /  Dec 15, 2017

 

How to Use Social Psychology to Squash Discrimination

By Sarah Fecht

 /  Nov 10, 2016

 

Is ASMR Real?

By Alexandra Ossola

 /  May 5, 2016

 

The Eco and the Id

By the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine

 /  Nov 4, 2008