The Intersection of Science-Driven Spirituality and Mental Wellbeing
Science can evoke wonder, interconnectedness, and purpose, paralleling traditional spirituality. Explore the potential of science for enhanced wellbeing and educational outcomes.
Psychology and Neuroscience
Insights into human behavior, cognition, and the workings of the brain.
Seeing Awe-Inspiring Art Makes Children More Generous, New Study Shows
Discover how awe-inspiring art and film scenes can foster generosity in children, encouraging them to donate and prioritize others' well-being.
Personality Test Roundup: The Top 10 Online Personality Quizzes for Insightful Self-Reflection and Fun
Uncover your personality type, motivations, and communication style with these engaging online quizzes. From the MBTI to Harry Potter houses, embark on a self-discovery journey today!
The 15 most popular psychology websites (March 2023)
Our list of 15 great psychology websites that offer research news on just about every aspect of human behavior, updated in June of 2022.
The psychology of Wordle: 6 reasons why we love this mesmerizing game
Why has Wordle become such a global success? We look at why the psychology of Wordle makes this game so addictive.
Nomophobia statistics: the fear of not having your phone now affects 89% of college students
Nomophobia statistics: since 2012, the fear of being without a mobile phone has grown from 77% to almost 90% among U.S. college students.
The more we recall a memory, the more the detail of that memory fades away
A new study finds the more frequently we recall a memory, the faster that memory fades away, as the details are replaced by the gist.
Depression references in rap lyrics doubled from 1998 – 2018, the latest research shows
A study of rap lyrics from 1998-2018 found the number of depression references more than doubled. Plus: the best rap songs about depression.
New study on FoMo (the “fear of missing out”) shows it’s about much more than social media
FoMO, or Fear of Missing Out, isn’t just a young person's thing. In fact, it has a lot more to do with loneliness and social anxiety.
Online CBTI helps with insomnia, new study finds
New study finds online CBTI (cognitive behavioral therapy) for insomnia is as effective as face-to-face therapy.