The Pandemic has Caused Nearly Two Years of Collective Trauma. Many People are Near a Breaking Point.

• The Washington Post
• December 24, 2021

Featuring: Roxane Cohen Silver

The Pandemic-Fueled Feeling Called ‘Languishing’; Elvis Costello’s New Album

• NPR
• January 14, 2022

Featuring: Adam Grant

Awe: The ‘Little Earthquake’ That Could Free Your Mind

• BBC
• January 6, 2022

Featuring: Ethan Kross, Michelle Shiota

Think You Can Be Anything You Want to Be? Science Says No–Unless You Want to Be an Entrepreneur

• Inc
• December 17, 2021

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

The Metaverse’s Effects on Mental Health: Trivial or Troubling?

• The Wall Street Journal
• January 9, 2022

Featuring: Nick Allen, Candice Odgers

The Choices We Make May Be Random

• Discover
• January 7, 2022

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Lisa Feigenson

New Year’s Resolutions Are Notoriously Slippery, but Science Can Help You Keep Them

• Scientific American
• January 11, 2022

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Katy Milkman, Ayelet Fishbach, Angela Duckworth

Psychic Numbing, Explained; Oneida Indian Nation Uses Art for COVID-19 Remembrance

• NPR
• December 16, 2021

Featuring: Paul Slovic

How to Help a Loved One Through Sudden Loss

• The New York TImes
• January 7, 2022

Featuring: Roxane Cohen Silver

How Disgust Explains Everything

• The New York Times
• December 27, 2021

Featuring: Paul Rozin, Jonathan Haidt

Borderline Personality Disorder May Be Rooted in Trauma

• Scientific American
• January 1, 2022

Featuring: Carla Sharp

How Your Brain Copes with Grief, and Why it Takes Time to Heal

• NPR
• December 20, 2021

Featuring: Mary-Frances O'Connor

Starting the New Year with a New Perspective

• ABC News
• January 1, 2022

Featuring: Ethan Kross

22 Tiny Mental Health Habits That Can Improve Your Life In 2022

• The Huffington Post
• December 28, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

Why Emotional Intelligence Takes a Dive Among the Affluent

• Discover
• December 27, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Steven Heine, Michael Kraus

Gift Giving: Is It Really the Thought That Counts? Psychologists Weigh In.

• The Washington Post
• December 13, 2021

Featuring: Nicholas Epley

Spark Creativity with Thomas Edison’s Napping Technique

• Scientific American
• December 9, 2021

Featuring: Jonathan Schooler

A Youth Mental Health Crisis Was Already Brewing. The Pandemic Made It Worse, Surgeon General Says.

• The Washington Post
• December 7, 2021

Featuring: Mitch Prinstein

What We Kept, What We Ditched, What We Cooked: How COVID Changed the Holidays

• The Washington Post
• December 15, 2021

Featuring: Michael Norton

A Good Life is Painful

• Vox
• December 13, 2021

Featuring: Paul Bloom

Why Rethinking Our Ideas Means We’re Growing

• NPR
• December 3, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant, Daniel Kahneman

A Guide to Holiday Tipping This Year

• The New York Times
• December 17, 2021

Featuring: Leonard Green

As We Live Longer, How Should Life Change? There Is a Blueprint.

• The New York Times
• November 23, 2021

Featuring: Laura Carstensen

Do Callous Personalities Win In Business? New Research Suggests Not

• Forbes
• December 13, 2021

Featuring: Constantine Sedikides

What Children Lose When Their Brains Develop Too Fast

• The Wall Street Journal
• December 9, 2021

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

We’re Living Through the ‘Boring Apocalypse’

• The New York Times
• December 10, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant

The Marshmallow Test: Bunkum or a True Predictor of Future Success?

• Big Think
• December 24, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

They Died From Covid. Then the Online Attacks Started.

• The New York Times
• November 27, 2021

Featuring: Molly Crockett

They Say Suffering Will Make You Stronger—But It’s Not That Simple

• Time
• November 29, 2021

Featuring: Paul Bloom, George A. Bonanno

Why Rethinking Our Ideas Means We’re Growing

• NPR
• December 3, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant

Five Principles for a Better Post-Pandemic You

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 19, 2021

Featuring: Steven Hayes, David Meyer

I’m Not Alone In Feeling Lonely. There Are Ways to Fight Loneliness.

• The Washington Post
• December 4, 2021

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

Holidays Have You Happy Or Horrified? A Mindset Shift May Help You And Your Team

• Forbes
• December 1, 2021

Featuring: David Barlow, Carol Dweck

How Brains Seamlessly Switch between Languages

• Scientific American
• November 30, 2021

Featuring: Judith Kroll

Predicting the Future Is Possible. These ‘Superforecasters’ Know How.

• The New York Times
• December 3, 2021

Featuring: Philip Tetlock

Why ‘Tight’ Cultures Had Better COVID Responses

• Futurity
• December 3, 2021

Research from Current Directions in Psychological Science Featuring: Michele Gelfand

How to Improve Your Ability to Overcome Rejection and Accomplish Goals in 10 Days or Less

• Inc
• November 23, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

A Spirit of Gratitude Is Healthy for Society

• The New York Times
• November 22, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: David DeSteno, Fred Duong

How Certain Gestures Help You Learn New Words

• Scientific American
• November 12, 2021

Featuring: Susan Goldin-Meadow

How to Live When You’re in Pain

• The Atlantic
• November 9, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

A Surprising Reason Why You Should Attend Live Theater

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 11, 2021

Featuring: Steve Rathje

Why Children Learn Better Than Adults

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 4, 2021

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

Fix Burnout—Without Blowing Up Your Life

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 4, 2021

Featuring: Christina Maslach

The Pandemic Is Still Making Us Feel Terrible

• The Atlantic
• November 2, 2021

Featuring: Kenneth Carter

For Many Men, Apps Can Be ‘an Important Gateway to Mental Health’

• The Washington Post
• November 20, 2021

Featuring: Stephen Schueller

What Becoming a Parent Really Does to Your Happiness

• The Atlantic
• November 2, 2021

Featuring: Paul Bloom, Daniel Kahneman, Dan Gilbert

The Friendship Checkup: How to Reevaluate Relationships and Take Steps to Repair Them

• The Washington Post
• November 22, 2021

Featuring: Richard Slatcher

Will Thanksgiving’s Pandemic-Era Gratitude Last?

• USA Today
• November 22, 2021

Featuring: Sonja Lyubomirsky

Other People Don’t Think You’re a Mess

• Scientific American
• November 1, 2021

Featuring: Anna Bruk, Sabine Scholl, Herbert Bless

Learning a New Skill Can Be Hard. Here’s How to Set Yourself Up for Success

• NPR
• October 30, 2021

Featuring: Rachel Wu

Much of What You Know About Groupthink Is Wrong

• The Wall Street Journal
• October 31, 2021

Featuring: Jay J. Van Bavel

The COVID Communication Breakdown

• Foreign Affairs
• October 4, 2021

Featuring: Baruch Fischhoff

What Happens in the Brain When We Grieve

• NPR
• November 8, 2021

Featuring: Mary-Frances O'Connor

The ‘Psychology of Regret’ Helps Explain Why Vaccine Mandates Work

• The Washington Post
• November 11, 2021

Featuring: Adam Galinsky, Daniel Kahneman

Anxiety Feels Terrible, But It Has an Upside. Here’s How to Make It Work in Your Favor

• Time
• October 28, 2021

Featuring: Stephen Porges

From Clowns to Buttons, These Weird Phobias Afflict Many People

• Discover
• October 29, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the Father of ‘Flow,’ Dies at 87

• The New York Times
• October 27, 2021

How Psychologists Can Help Treat Chronic Pain

• The New York Times
• November 9, 2021

Featuring: Beth Darnall

Scientists Have Passions Outside the Lab. We Should Embrace That

• Science
• November 3, 2021

Featuring: Jay J. Van Bavel

They Never Forget a Face. Research Delves into How ‘Super-Recognizers’ Can Do This.

• The Washington Post
• October 30, 2021

Featuring: Richard Russell

The (Literally) Effortless Way to Learn Faster and Improve Your Memory, Backed by Science

• Inc
• November 3, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

Dr. Aaron T. Beck, Developer of Cognitive Therapy, Dies at 100

• The New York Times
• November 1, 2021

How Scientists Learned to Enter People’s Dreams

• Science Focus
• October 6, 2021

Featuring: Ken Paller

How Pandemic Life Mimicked Pioneer Times

• Scientific American
• October 5, 2021

Featuring: Patricia M. Greenfield

Awe Makes You Feel Better. Here’s a Surprising Way to Find It.

• The Wall Street Journal
• September 26, 2021

Featuring: Dacher Keltner, John Bargh

The Real Meaning of Freedom at Work

• The Wall Street Journal
• October 8, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant, Amy Wrzesniewski

You’re a Different Person When You Travel. Here’s Why, and How to Transform Yourself at Home.

• The Washington Post
• October 7, 2021

Featuring: Jaime Kurtz

People Aren’t Meant to Talk This Much

• The Atlantic
• October 22, 2021

Featuring: Robin Dunbar

Does Knowing Your Learning Style Help You Learn Better? Science Says No

• Discover Magazine
• October 26, 2021

Research from Psychological Science in the Public Interest Featuring: Daniel Willingham

Why Having Too Much Free Time Can be as Bad for You as Having Too Little

• The Washington Post
• September 21, 2021

Featuring: Hal E. Hershfield

Make Gratitude A Habit

• Forbes
• October 21, 2021

Featuring: Daniel J. Levitin

How to Know That You Know Nothing

• The Atlantic
• October 26, 2021

Featuring: Ellen Langer

Natural Disasters Bring Married Couples Closer, at Least for Awhile

• Futurity
• October 28, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Hannah Williamson

The Science Behind Ouija Boards

• Discover Magazine
• October 25, 2021

Featuring: Ronald Rensink, Marc Andersen

Why We’re Obsessed with Halloween Haunted Houses, According to a Psychologist

• Yahoo
• October 11, 2021

Featuring: Frank McAndrew

Reinventing Yourself in Retirement Sounds Great. But It Isn’t So Easy.

• The Wall Street Journal
• October 22, 2021

Featuring: John Kounios

The Brain Guesses What Word Comes Ne-

• Scientific American
• October 26, 2021

Featuring: Evelina Fedorenko

The Twisted Paths of Perception

• Scientific American
• October 1, 2021

Featuring: Ute Leonards

‘Self-Care’ Isn’t the Fix for Late-Pandemic Malaise

• The Atlantic
• October 21, 2021

Featuring: Jamil Zaki

Mindfulness Meditation can Make Some Americans More Selfish and Less Generous

• Big Think
• October 20, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Michael J. Poulin, Marilynn Brewer

How a Facebook Whistle-Blower Is Stoking the Kids’ Screen Time Debate

• The Washington Post
• October 15, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

The Self-Help That No One Needs Right Now

• The Atlantic
• October 18, 2021

Featuring: Nicholas Haslam, George Bonanno

Facebook’s Own Data is Not as Conclusive as You Think About Teens and Mental Health

• NPR
• October 6, 2021

Featuring: Candice Odgers

California Will Require Large Retailers to Provide Gender-Neutral Toy Sections

• Los Angeles Times
• October 9, 2021

Featuring: Campbell Leaper

How Some Working, Single Moms Manage To Exercise

• Futurity
• October 12, 2021

Featuring: Danielle King

Decision Fatigue: Why It’s So hard to Make Up Your Mind These Days, and How to Make It Easier

• The Washington Post
• September 22, 2021

Featuring: Barry Schwartz, Kathleen Vohs, Baruch Fischhoff

Why Everyone’s Favorite Personality Test is BS

• Fast Company
• September 24, 2021

Featuring: Art Markman

R. Allen Gardner, 91, Dies; Taught Sign Language to a Chimp Named Washoe

• The New York Times
• October 1, 2021

Why Covid Has Broken Parents’ Sense of Risk

• The New York Times
• October 15, 2021

Featuring: Paul Slovic, Daniel Kahneman

Daniel Kahneman: How Companies Can Improve Their Hiring Process

• The Wall Street Journal
• September 21, 2021

Featuring: Daniel Kahneman

How Our Friends Affect Our Food

• New York Magazine
• September 7, 2021

Featuring: Michael Wohl, Jay J. Van Bavel

The Real Reason You and Your Neighbor Make Different Covid-19 Risk Decisions

• The Wall Street Journal
• September 19, 2021

Featuring: Joseph W. Kable

Group Think

• Hidden Brain
• September 20, 2021

Featuring: Jay Van Bavel

What We Do and Don’t Know About Kindness

• BBC
• September 21, 2021

Featuring: Robert Cialdini

Apple is Studying Mood Detection Using iPhone Data. Critics Say the Tech is Flawed

• Fast Company
• September 22, 2021

Research from Psychological Science in the Public Interest

You Can’t Say That!

• The Chronicle of Higher Education
• September 24, 2021

Featuring: Carol Tavris

A Real Talking Point: Bilingual Children Are Not Smarter Than Others

• The London Free Press
• September 26, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Cassandra Lowe

Social Media Is Attention Alcohol

• The Atlantic
• September 17, 2021

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

Need a Quick Stress-Reliever? Try One of These Surprising Science-Based Strategies.

• The Washington Post
• September 8, 2021

Featuring: Branka Spehar, Ethan Kross

Making Eye Contact Signals a New Turn in a Conversation

• Scientific American
• September 21, 2021

Featuring: Thalia Wheatley, Juliana Schroeder