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How the Brain Interprets Motion

Gender Identity Is Stable for Trans Children

How to Survive Constant Change at Work

The Psychology of Casual Sex

Why We Are Fascinated by Serial Killers

The 'Ventures' of Accommodating a Child's Anxiety

Using Psychology to Decide Who Will Lead

Letting Go of Being “Right” Can Allow You to Enjoy Other People More

Types of Anxiety

Raising a Child With High Self-Esteem but Not Narcissism

The Middle of the Road Narcissist

The Psychology of Mimetic Contagion

Recovering After a Broken Relationship Agreement

Encounters at the Time of Death

Suicidal Thoughts, Stress, and Self-harming

Secrets to Being Happier Without Relying on Your Partner

Surprising Ways You Can Turn Thoughts Into Action

Signs you are dating Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder

Harsh Truths About Narcissistic Love

How A Couple's Body Language Can Subtly Affect Their Relationship

6 Things to Know About Emotions

The 6 Degrees of Yearning for an Ex-Partner

A Forensic Psychologist claims that Amber Heard suffers from Historical Personality Disorders

What Kind of Control Freak Are You?

The Formula of All Jerks

People can Harness Discomfort to motivate themselves, a New Study suggests

Stop Living in your Head

How does Age affect Personality?

Clues the Person You’re With Is a Chronic Liar 

How to Free Yourself From Your Thoughts 

How Manipulators Build Reality for Their Own Purposes 

How to Improve Interpersonal Chemistry 

Overcoming the Lack of Motivation 

Having an Existential Crisis?

Texting Style and Romantic Relationship Satisfaction

You can Judge People by the Music they listen to, study finds

Differences in children's behavior predict midlife health behaviors, study finds

For cooperative teams, modesty leaves the best impression

In noisy situations, your words and gestures help you to be understood

What Is Stroop Effect?

New research highlights the role of green spaces in conflict

School segregation harms Black children's health, well-being

Women are 'running with leaded shoes' when promoted at work, says study

How to Externalize Oppression

A neuroscientist debunks the most annoyingly common productivity myths

Signs Someone is Faking their Love for You

Exploring the job support needs of people with disabilities

The Extraordinary Strengths of the Emotionally Ignored

Here's Why Crying Is Good for Your Health

Signs Your Romance Is Getting Toxic

Personality Traits of Highly Antagonistic People

The Psychology behind Bad Texters

Is it love or manipulation?

Mindfulness Meditation reduces Prosocial reparative behaviours

3 Psychological Tools To Quiet your Negative Thoughts

What is synaesthesia?

Targets of common insult are middle-aged, male and seen as uninterested in changing behavior

4 Reasons to Cuddle Your Partner More Often

This Type of Lying is Ethical to the Brain, Psychology Says

Why Shopping Makes Us Feel Less Lonely

Only 8% of the Population has this Rare, Creative Personality Type

Researchers Discover The Format Our Brains Use to Store Working Visual Memory

Study finds an unexpected upside to imposter syndrome

How Myths About The Brain Affect Education

5 Lessons from Couples Therapy That Can Help Any Relationship

Relationship Issues? This May Be Why.

What Makes a Good Flirt

Why We Can’t Remember Our Youngest Years

8 Signs You Might Have a Problem With Boundaries

How to be Self-possessed

What our negative comments and consumer gripes on social media reveal about us

Some personality traits may predict cognitive decline later in life

Kindness Improves the Brain Health

The Strengths of Hypersensitive People

What really Causes Breakups

Being Smart Can Be a Liability

How to Prevent High-Conflict Infallibility

Aging May Be better than We Think

How to tolerate your Pain

The Psychology of how not to be Boring

Expert examines the relation between attachment styles and life satisfaction

The Pandemic and the Desire for a Romantic Partner

How to create Attraction with your Crush

Going on a trip with your partner? Here are 6 ways to take the pressure off

How to reduce Anxiety

A Narcissist: Laughing at Others yet disapproving Others' Laughter

Due to Police Stops, Teens more likely to drop out of School

A Psychological Approach to the Migration of Homosexuals

The Psychology of the Nice

Hate Hearing some Sounds? You might have an 'Abnormal' Brain Connection

How small Emotions lead to Consuming thoughts

How to Deal With a Lazy Partner

The Emotional Psychology Behind Investing

The Psychology of the Romantic Relationship that Improves You

Understanding the Psychology of Catfishing

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