The Wide Wide World of Psychology

The micro-moments of shared positive connections we experience while networking might just have health benefits Read More

Why would women in male-dominated work environments show less rather than more support for fellow female co-workers? Read More

Research has demonstrated that exercise can improve behavioral and emotional responses to social stress and boost your mood. Read More

Although we sometimes think of teasing as the slightly less evil twin of bullying, there are actually both good and bad types of teasing. Read More

The old adage says, “Use it, or lose it,” and research supports this wisdom as it applies to the loss of student skills over summer break. Read More

There are two key ways filmmakers use cinematography techniques to help viewers understand their characters, and each taps into the basic processes that help us understand the emotions of others. Read More

When choosing a mental health professional, arm yourself with information. It will help you in the long run--and it's also the first step to being actively involved in your own treatment. Read More

Poor sleep can undermine our capacity for self-control, which is needed to avoid counterproductive behavior in school and the workplace Read More