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Are young people seeking special support “snowflakes” who lack realism and resilience, or are they really facing problems previous generations avoided?

Studies found that we tend to treat our future selves no better than we would strangers, and that ends up increasing our stress. But we can change.

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If you were blamed for your family’s problems growing up, you may have been the “identified patient.” Learning that it wasn’t ...

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Living by your values isn’t just good ethics, it’s good for mental health. Here are core values college students can use to ...

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A "warning tap" is not harmless. Learn how minimizing physical aggression can obscure the warning signs of intimate partner ...

Citing various selective mechanisms, evolutionary theorists seek to explain religions and individuals’ religiosity as ...

As the recent Elizabeth Holmes documentary reveals, believing you can change the world is not the same as knowing how.