What looks like self-sabotage among women and girls in sports may be self-protection shaped by perfectionism, comparison, ...

Ever leave a conversation feeling emotionally drained? You may be carrying more than empathy. Discover how presence helps us ...

Will getting a blood test for amyloid levels eventually form part of routine primary care health checks, or are we putting ...

Extremism doesn't begin with a single event. Multiple adverse experiences can add up to give rise to extremist beliefs.

When someone you love keeps getting the same negative feedback from everyone but refuses to accept it or change. What then?

Why do some people keep pursuing difficult goals while others give up? Psychology uncovers the mindsets that power ...

Serious illness has a way of narrowing life. As a palliative care physician, I've learned that facing the end of life can ...

Like Freddy in Nightmare on Elm Street, intrusive thoughts have power only if you fear them. What if you had the courage to ...

In her second classic work, Dr. Karyn Purvis and co-author Lisa Qualls explain how to address the exceptional needs of ...

A virtual reality experiment sent people across generations and into possible climate futures to test whether experiencing ...

I’ll start living for what matters once things ease up. New research suggests this reasoning is built on a false assumption.

The first 10 minutes after a blow up is crucial. The aftermath of a blowup is often more crucial than doling out consequences ...