A recent study reports that political polarization is impacting the mental health of young adults. Learn about the results of this study and ways to address these challenges.
Productivity advice comes and goes, but here are three research-based insights that are still going strong today, decades after they were discovered.
Do you believe that a machine can actually think, or are human and computer reasoning fundamentally different and irreconcilable?
AI was supposed to save us time. Instead, the sessions run longer and stopping feels worse. The pressure to keep going comes from a self-imposed demand the machine perfectly serves. When human ...
These days, everyone’s got a grudge, a story of who wronged them and who they’re never going to forgive. Market research suggests that three-quarters of the population is carrying a grudge right now, ...
The International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychiatry just celebrated its 70th birthday in Lausanne, where it was born in 1956.
Jobhugging is the current workplace trend where employees cling to their current roles out of fear rather than career satisfaction.
A chatbot built for dialogue rather than answers helped students consider perspectives they'd have missed—and suggests perspective-taking is a skill we can practise.
Depression is often linked to hidden anger, guilt, and sensitivity to rejection. Understanding these patterns can help break the cycle of depression.
C-PTSD, dissociative identity disorder (DID), and dissociation are closely connected, but distinguishing among them is essential for accurate diagnosis and appropriate care planning. Doing so requires ...
Attention-deficit disorder (ADD) has an extremely misleading name. Actually, it’s beyond misleading. It’s flat out wrong. This inaccuracy causes a lot of misconceptions social ...
Most people think of depression as an illness of withdrawal. A person loses energy. Stops answering the phone. Misses work. Sleeps too much, or too little. Life shrinks. In our cultural imagination, ...