Embrace the Awkward Silence

• The Atlantic
• May 3, 2023

Featuring: Julie Boland

Loneliness Poses Profound Public Health Threat, Surgeon General Says

• The Washington Post
• May 2, 2023

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

The Truth About Teens, Social Media and the Mental Health Crisis

• NPR
• April 25, 2023

Featuring: Jean Twenge

A Science-Backed Way to up Your Popularity and Friendship

• Forbes
• May 21, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

America Is in Its Insecure-Attachment Era

• The Atlantic
• April 27, 2023

Featuring: Sara Konrath, William Chopik

Want to Raise Kind, Generous Kids? Take Them to an Art Museum

• Inc.
• March 27, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

For Black Drivers, a Police Officer’s First 45 Words Are a Portent of What’s to Come

• NPR
• May 29, 2023

Featuring: Jennifer Eberhardt

Lean Into Negative Emotions. It’s the Healthy Thing to Do.

• The New York Times
• April 21, 2023

Featuring: Iris Mauss, Emily Willroth, Brett Ford

Extreme Views Are More Attractive Than Moderate Ones

• Scientific American
• April 19, 2023

Featuring: Amit Goldenberg

What Your Favorite Personality Test Says About You

• The Atlantic
• April 18, 2023

Featuring: Tessa West

‘There’s a Temptation to Lump Octogenarians Together’: What You Should Know About Work and Aging-Brain Health

• Yahoo!News
• May 22, 2023

Featuring: David Myers

Want to Make a Change? Conjure Your ‘Possible Selves.’

• The New York Times
• April 19, 2023

Featuring: Hazel Markus, Daphna Oyserman

People in the U.S. Think They Are Better Than They Actually Are. People in Asia Don’t

• Scientific American
• May 17, 2023

Featuring: Shinobu Kitayama

How Gen Z Changed Its Views on Gender

• TIME
• May 1, 2023

Featuring: Jean M. Twenge

Combating the ‘Microstress’ That Causes Burnout

• The Wall Street Journal
• April 21, 2023

Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Tania Singer

People Differ Widely in Their Understanding of Even a Simple Concept Such as the Word ‘Penguin’

• Scientific American
• April 25, 2023

Featuring: Celeste Kidd, James Hampton, Susan Gelman

Are You Ready to Forgive? A New Study Shows Letting Go Is Good for Health.

• The Washington Post
• April 20, 2023

Not Psychohistory. Not the History of Psychology, but Historical Psychology

• Inside Higher Ed
• May 5, 2023

Research from Current Directions in Psychological Science Featuring: Mohammad Atari

A Psychologist Explains 3 Ways a Rebound Relationship Can Benefit Your Mental Health

• Forbes
• May 10, 2023

Featuring: Claudia Brumbaugh

How the Sunk Cost Fallacy Impacts Your Relationships

• Discover
• March 23, 2023

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Christopher Olivola

Why People Choose to Cooperate, According to Behavioral Science

• PBS
• April 2, 2023

Featuring: Catherine Molho. Paul Van Lange

I Jumped Out of a Plane to Learn the Benefits of Stress

• The Guardian
• April 23, 2023

Featuring: Ian Robertson

Women in Science Are Doing All Right

• The Wall Street Journal
• April 30, 2023

Research from Psychological Science in the Public Interest Featuring: Stephen Ceci, Wendy Williams

They May Be Just Acquaintances. They’re Important to You Anyway.

• The New York Times
• April 22, 2023

Featuring: Toni Antonucci

A Decoder That Uses Brain Scans to Know What You Mean — Mostly

• NPR
• May 1, 2023

Research from None Featuring: Marcel Just

There Are Better Ways to Study That Will Last You a Lifetime

• The New York Times
• April 20, 2023

Featuring: Daniel T. Willingham

Sorry, Weed Probably Does Not Make You More Creative

• The Washington Post
• April 20, 2023

Featuring: Christopher Barnes

Experts Say Loneliness Isn’t Just a Social Problem — It’s Bad for Your Health, Too

• Salon
• April 23, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

How to Find Joy in Your Everyday Life, According to Psychologists

• Forbes
• April 8, 2023

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Samantha Boardman

Can Body Shaming Be Outlawed?

• The New York Times
• April 14, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

Inside the 3D-Printed Box in Texas Where Humans Will Prepare for Mars

• The Guardian
• April 12, 2023

Featuring: Suzanne Bell

Want to Avoid a Heated Argument? This Trick Could Help

• Science
• January 31, 2023

Featuring: Tenelle Porter

Personality Can Change From One Hour to the Next

• Scientific American
• April 5, 2023

Featuring: Michelle Newman

Pessimism Is the One Thing Americans Can Agree On

• The Wall Street Journal
• April 6, 2023

Research from Clinical Psychological Science Featuring: Alison Gopnik, Philip Tetlock

The Reason Food off Someone Else’s Plate Always Seems to Taste Better, According to Science

• Mental Floss
• March 23, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

Play Piano for Brain Health — Because It’s Not Too Late To Learn and It Slows Cognitive Decline

• Yahoo!Life
• March 28, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

‘Spell-Checker for Statistics’ Reduces Errors in the Psychology Literature

• Nature
• March 15, 2023

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Patricia Bauer

Role-Playing Goes a Long Way in STEM Education 

• PBS
• March 24, 2023

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Tamar Kushnir

Your Native Tongue Holds a Special Place in Your Brain, Even if You Speak 10 Languages

• Science
• February 2, 2023

Featuring: Evelina Fedorenko

A Psychologist Explains How AI and Algorithms Are Changing Our Lives

• The Wall Street Journal
• March 21, 2023

Featuring: Gerd Gigerenzer

Love and the Brain: Do Partnerships Really Make Us Happy? Here’s What the Science Says

• Scientific American
• February 20, 2023

Featuring: Harry Reis

How Your Beliefs Shape Reality

• Hidden Brain
• March 1, 2023

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

Psychologist Daniel Levitin dissects Pink Floyd’s ‘Dark Side of the Moon’

• NPR
• March 1, 2023

Featuring: Daniel Levitin

Science of forgetting: Why we’re already losing our pandemic memories

• The Washington Post
• March 13, 2023

Featuring: William Hirst, Suparna Rajaram, Dorthe Berntsen

There’s a Psychological ‘Vaccine’ against Misinformation

• Scientific American
• March 13, 2023

Featuring: Sander van der Linden

Are You (Still) An Optimist? These Questions Might Help Explain Why

• The New York Times
• February 3, 2023

Research from Clinical Psychological Science Featuring: Martin Seligman, Elaine Fox

Enhance Mental Health With a Culture of Gratitude

• Forbes
• March 2, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

Why Do We Have Eyebrows and Other Types of Facial Hair?

• Discover Magazine
• February 24, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

The Puzzling Gap Between How Old You Are and How Old You Think You Are

• The Atlantic
• February 23, 2023

Featuring: David C. Rubin, Dorthe Berntsen, Becca Levy

Why Music Causes Memories to Flood Back

• The Washington Post
• February 26, 2023

Featuring: Amy Belfi

Battle of the Brains: Pigeon vs. AI Learning? It’s Pretty Similar

• IFL Science
• February 2, 2023

Featuring: Ed Wasserman

She Taught Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever on Happiness. Then She Burned Out

• Inc
• January 25, 2023

Featuring: Laurie Santos

Adversarial Collaboration: An EDGE Lecture by Daniel Kahneman

• Edge
• February 1, 2023

Featuring: Daniel Kahneman

In the Age of A.I., Major in Being Human

• The New York Times
• February 2, 2023

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

What Causes Déjà Vu?

• Scientific American
• February 1, 2023

Featuring: Anne Cleary

What Made George Santos Lie So Much? Experts Weigh In on His Deception.

• The Washington Post
• February 2, 2023

Featuring: Christian Hart

Disorder or Difference? Autism Researchers Face Off Over Field’s Terminology

• Science
• February 7, 2023

Featuring: Helen Tager-Flusberg

I Didn’t Think Birding Was for Me. Now It’s My Favorite Self-Care Hobby.

• SELF
• February 7, 2023

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

Why Zoom ‘Happy Hour’ Falls Flat

• Futurity
• January 27, 2023

Research from Clinical Psychological Science Featuring: Michael Sayette

What Good Comes From Pretending?

• The Wall Street Journal
• January 19, 2023

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

How Did Lebron James Break the NBA All-Time Scoring Record? By Playing the Long Game

• Inc
• February 8, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

The Nutrition Field Is Incredibly White — Here’s Why That’s Harmful for BIPOC Communities

• SHAPE
• January 26, 2023

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

America Goes About Juvenile Crime Sentencing All Wrong

• TIME
• January 30, 2023

Featuring: David Myers

People Blame and Judge Parents for Children’s Heavier Weights

• The Conversation
• January 26, 2023

Research from Psychological Science

How Creepy Dolls Like M3GAN Became a Horror Phenomenon

• TIME
• January 6, 2023

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Thalia Wheatley

Laughter Really Is Contagious — And That’s Good

• The Washington Post
• January 15, 2023

Featuring: Robert Provine

Why Is It So Hard to Resist Temptation?

• Freakonomics
• January 15, 2023

Featuring: Angela Duckworth

Kid-Edited Journal Pushes Scientists for Clear Writing on Complex Topics

• The Washington Post
• January 7, 2023

Featuring: Robert T. Knight

In Search of an Attainable New Year’s Resolution

• Vox
• December 11, 2022

Featuring: Katy Milkman

The 6 Most Important Things Science Learned About How to Live a Happy, Fulfilled Life in 2022

• Inc
• December 29, 2022

Featuring: Martin Seligman

The Mindset That Brings Unlimited Willpower

• BBC
• January 3, 2023

Featuring: Veronika Job, Krishna Savani, Zoë Francis

Wharton Professor Adam Grant Makes Case for Four-Day Week

• The Wall Street Journal
• December 6, 2022

Featuring: Adam Grant

Want to Learn From Your Mistakes and Be More Successful? Science Says Avoid the Dreaded Ostrich Effect

• Inc.
• December 29, 2022

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

The Acute Grief of a Friend Breakup

• Philadelphia Magazine
• December 14, 2022

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

How a Bit of Awe Can Improve Your Health

• The New York Times
• January 3, 2023

Featuring: Dacher Keltner

She’s a Happiness Professor. Her Lessons Are Helping Her Beat Burnout

• Time
• January 5, 2023

Featuring: Laurie Santos

A Fast-Growing Segment of Psychology Is Landing Grads Jobs in Corporate America

• Fortune
• January 29, 2023

Featuring: Tara Behrend

Time Is Fleeting. Here’s How to Stay on Track With New Year’s Goals

• NPR
• January 2, 2023

Featuring: Elliot Berkman

The Best New Year’s Resolution Might Be to Just Let Go of an Unfulfilled Life Goal

• Scientific American
• December 28, 2022

Featuring: Gabriele Oettingen, Michael Scheier

What’s That Smell? It Might Just Be the Next Big Thing in Travel.

• National Geographic
• December 29, 2022

Featuring: Rachel Herz

I Love My Clutter, Thank You Very Much

• The Atlantic
• December 26, 2022

Featuring: Joseph R. Ferrari

The Emotional Benefits of Wandering

• The Wall Street Journal
• December 15, 2022

Featuring: Catherine Hartley, Alison Gopnik

Simple Steps for Managing Holiday Loneliness

• The New York Times
• December 20, 2022

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

The Very Serious Science of Humor

• Vox
• December 19, 2022

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

Moral Injury Is an Invisible Epidemic That Affects Millions

• Scientific American
• September 19, 2022

Featuring: Brett Litz

‘How Do We Know Ourselves?’ Review: A Humbling Look Inside

• The Wall Street Journal
• December 18, 2022

Featuring: David Myers

Mandela Effect: What Is It and Why Does It Happen?

• Interesting Engineering
• December 14, 2022

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Elizabeth Loftus, Jim Coan

What World Cup Penalty Shootouts Can Teach You About Performing Well Under Extreme Pressure? A Lot, Considerable Science Says

• Inc.
• December 15, 2022

Research from Psychological Science

How to Save Yourself from ‘Task Paralysis’

• The New York Times
• December 12, 2022

Featuring: Piers Steel, Joseph Ferrari

‘They Want Toys to Get Their Children Into Harvard’: Have We Been Getting Playthings All Wrong?

• The Guardian
• November 24, 2022

Featuring: Alison Gopnik, Kathy Hirsh-Pasek

Doing This Makes People Twice as Likely to Help You, According to Wharton Psychologist Adam Grant

• Inc.
• November 20, 2022

Featuring: Adam Grant, Francesca Gino

Showing Gratitude Is Good for All of Us, so Why Don’t We Give Thanks More?

• The Washington Post
• November 21, 2022

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Sara Algoe

Why It’s Not Enough to Just Spend More Time With Your Partner, According to a Psychologist

• Forbes
• November 6, 2022

Featuring: John Gottman

Happiness Study Reveals a Critical Difference Between Two Types of People

• Inverse
• November 20, 2022

Research from Psychological Science

Essential Trust: The Brain Science of Trust

• wbur
• November 29, 2022

Featuring: Jamil Zaki, Oriel FeldmanHall

The Anatomy of a Panic Attack

• The New York Times
• November 10, 2022

Featuring: Elizabeth Martin

We Could All Learn a Thing or Two From Fans of Lousy Sports Teams

• The Atlantic
• October 26, 2022

Featuring: Chris Crandall, Edward Hirt

Stop Hurting Your Own Feelings: Tips on Quashing Negative Self-Talk

• NPR
• November 4, 2022

Featuring: Ethan Kross

Why Do Our Brains Believe Lies?

• The Washington Post
• November 3, 2022

Featuring: Stephan Lewandowsky, Nadia Brashier

How Customer Psychological Mindsets Impact Their Financial Decisions

• International Banker
• November 7, 2022

Featuring: Daniel Kahneman