Check out a video summary of the Current Directions in Psychological Science special issue on schizophrenia.The editor, Emory University psychological scientist and schizophrenia expert Elaine Walker, discusses the state-of-the-art summary of the latest research on… More>

When people use sign language, they move both their hands and their mouth. This is seen in both hearing and deaf signers, and researchers wonder whether the mouth movement is part of the sign motion… More>

We are all members of groups—from workplaces to sports teams to our countries of citizenship. But what is it that fuses an individual’s identity to a group so strongly that he or she is willing… More>

We all have unhealthy habits we want to break. Suppressing these thoughts may work for a short period of time, but blocking thoughts of our bad habits may not be so helpful in the long… More>

For several weeks in a row, Leonardo DiCaprio’s movie Inception reigned at the top of the Box Office hit list. Sure, the special effects and imaginative landscapes are exciting, but did you know that the… More>