The Words and Actions of Loyal Partners Consistently Match. We usually notice inconsistency in its extreme forms, like a prom ...

Bowling for Soup founding member Jaret Reddick shares his struggle with physical and mental health and how the song "Almost" ...

When children show a prevalence of psychopathic traits or callous-unemotional behavior, what are we to do? Early diagnosis and treatment is key. How can schools help?

Comedian and author Aparna Nancherla shares how the anxious mind can become a powerful source of observation, insight, and humor.

Many have travelled to see the games live, whilst others may be watching on television. There is plenty of media coverage full of people expressing their happiness when their teams are doing well and ...

Research suggests that our friends and romantic partners are similar to us. But an exploration into desired friendship shows we initially reach for something "better." ...

Recent study findings reflect a concern brewing in the hearts and minds of parents and educators: Are we adequately preparing students for this increasingly digital age? For example: Pew Research ...

The next frontier is inside before it is technical. We need to retrain our attention, measure what matters, and protect what must first be noticed before it can be valued.

Marriage is often said to benefit men more than women—but the real story is how gender shapes emotional support and connection.

The 2026 World Happiness Report (WHR) notes that its quarter-century of research continues to support a finding in psychology that longevity and immunity are boosted not by the absence of negative ...

Online gambling is rapidly expanding. Young men and senior citizens may be vulnerable to developing a gambling addiction with 24/7/365 betting opportunities on the phone.

Is there really such a thing as human nature? The answer lies between two old extremes, and getting it right shapes how we face AI, authoritarianism, and climate.