Journal

“You Should Have Known” Is Where Couples Go Wrong

You Smell. And That's a Good Thing.

You’ve Committed a Microaggression—Now What?

You Want a Clinician Who Treats You as Person

Young Adults Are Wanting to Leave Social Media

Young Adults Delaying Adulthood Blame Capitalism

Young/Middle-Aged Drug Users Risk Stroke

Your 9 Top Defense Mechanisms, Revisited

Your Belief in Porn Addiction Makes Things Worse

Your Body Is Not "Angry"

Your Brain on Creativity

Your Brain Needs the Outdoors More Than You Think

Your Brain, on Legos

Your Brain on Music

Your Brain Really Likes to Groove With Other People

Your Brain on Spiritual Experiences

Your Brain's Emotional Map

Your Child Isn't the Problem. Their School Report Might Be.

Your Child’s Executive Functioning and 5 Ways to Promote it

Your Conversations Are Stuck, Here's How to Break Free

Your Daily Dose of Awe

Your Dysfunctional Family

Your Ego Is a Real Person

Your Emoticons and Emojis Help Inform Laughter Theory

Your Emotions Are Not "Things" in Your Brain

Your Emotions May Be Easier to Read Than You Realize

Your Life's Work Preserved: Why Collectors Are Going Virtual

Your Mania Is Not Your Creativity

Your Morbid Curiosity Might Not Be as Morbid as You Think

Your Personal Worth Far Exceeds Your Achievements

Your Sense of Humor Can Serve as "Social Radar"

Your Unconscious Isn’t Irrational, Erratic, or All About Sex

You're in Medical School, So You Can’t Have ADHD. Wrong!

You’re More (Psychologically) Flexible Than You Think

You're Not My Real Mother (Part 1)

You're Not My Real Mother (Part 2)

Ease Off the "Mind Reading"

You're Not Really Friends with That Internet Celebrity

You're Using Caffeine the Wrong Way

You've Given Your Power to Money, but You Can Take It Back

“You’ve Really Turned Your Life Around”

Zuranolone: A Novel Treatment for Postpartum Depression

Nicotine Pouch Products Get FDA Approval for Adults

5 Psychology Insights That Change How You See Relationships

Most relationship problems aren't relationship problems. They're cognitive patterns playing out between two people. Here are five insights that give you a different lens.

Why Tiny Ideas Beat Big Books

The paradox of self-improvement: the more information we consume, the less we apply. There's a better way — and it's counterintuitively smaller.