More than half of all concert-goers admit they prioritise filming over being present. Most will rarely revisit those videos.

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Reward-based dog trainers place greater emphasis on education and science than those who use aversives, study shows.

Contrary to what some people believe, apologizing is not a weakness. In fact, refusing to say sorry can actually be bad for you. Here's how you can get better at apologizing.

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An emotionally abusive family can be created by children passing on abuse to younger siblings, a parent taking anger out on children, or a parent having an alcohol dependence.

It’s one thing to glorify beginner’s mind and another to become a beginner well past the beginner stage of life.

Real psychopathy is messier and rarer than the stereotype, which raises an interesting evolutionary question: if this trait is as destructive as it looks, why hasn't it been bred out of us by now?

For a decade, I argued my way out of psychiatric care, at times with Foucault. My fluency was read as competence, but it was a symptom of the illness I couldn't see.

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When spending time in your home or workspace, how often does it occur to you that there’s just too much “stuff”? Clutter actually has a significant impact on our mental health.