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
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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
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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

Ever Gotten Angry at Your Partner in a Dream and Woken Up Mad? You’re Not Alone.

• The Washington Post
• August 22, 2021

Featuring: G. William Domhoff

Five Ways to Train Your Brain for Another Covid Season

• The Wall Street Journal
• September 3, 2021

Featuring: Ann Masten, Julianne Holt-Lunstad

How to Deal With Stress in Your Life: Embrace It

• The Wall Street Journal
• August 28, 2021

Featuring: Ethan Kross, Steven C. Hayes

Facebook Knows Instagram Is Toxic for Teen Girls, Company Documents Show

• The Wall Street Journal
• September 14, 2021

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

Is Self-Awareness a Mirage?

• The New York Times
• September 16, 2021

Featuring: Nicholas Epley, Dan McAdams,

Small Changes May Help Exhausted Health Care Workers Combat Burnout

• NPR
• September 15, 2021

Featuring: Christina Maslach

Psychologists Are Learning What Religion Has Known for Years

• Wired
• September 14, 2021

Featuring: David DeSteno

Teens Who Spend Moderate Time Online Cope Better With Psychological Stress Than Others, Study Reveals

• The Science Times
• August 26, 2021

Research from Clinical Psychological Science

How Music Can Literally Heal the Heart

• Scientific American
• September 18, 2021

Featuring: Julian Thayer, Caroline Palmer

Facebook Under Fire Over Secret Teen Research

• BBC
• September 15, 2021

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

What Kids Feel Entering a Third COVID School Year (And How to Help Them Through It)

• NPR
• September 6, 2021

Featuring: Katie McLaughlin

Why A Good Scare Is Sometimes The Right Call

• NPR
• August 30, 2021

Featuring: Ken Carter

How Virtual Reality Therapy Can Help Make Bad Memories More Manageable

• The Washington Post
• September 11, 2021

Featuring: Deborah Beidel

What an Enormous Global Study Can Tell Us About Feeling Better During the Pandemic

• Vox
• September 6, 2021

Featuring: Jessica Schleider

The Secret to a Fight-Free Relationship

• The Atlantic
• September 13, 2021

Featuring: John Gottman

The Data Is In — Trigger Warnings Don’t Work

• The Chronicle of Higher Education
• September 15, 2021

Research from Clinical Psychological Science Featuring: Richard J. McNally

How Much Time Should Teenagers Spend Online?

• Newsweek
• September 1, 2021

Research from Clinical Psychological Science

Colleges Have a Guy Problem

• The Atlantic
• September 14, 2021

Featuring: Angela Duckworth

The Point of the Cruelty

• The Atlantic
• August 26, 2021

Featuring: Deniz Ones, Dacher Keltner

The ‘Great Realization’ Has Inspired People To Seek Happiness In Their Jobs And Careers

• Forbes
• September 1, 2021

Featuring: Sonja Lyubomirsky

Universities Say They Want More Diverse Faculties. So Why Is Academia Still So White?

• FiveThirtyEight
• September 7, 2021

Featuring: Neil Lewis Jr.

Compassion As A Business Objective: Why It Matters And How To Cultivate It

• Forbes
• September 2, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

Sometimes Mindlessness Is Better Than Mindfulness

• Scientific American
• August 31, 2021

Featuring: Alexander P. Burgoyne

How to Stop Languishing and Start Finding Flow

• TED
• August 31, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant

Ready for the Roaring 20s? It’s Time to Re-learn How to Have Fun, Says Happiness Professor

• The Gaurdian
• September 5, 2021

Featuring: Laurie Santos

Where Happiness Hides

• NPR
• September 6, 2021

Featuring: Sonja Lyubomirsky

The Wild Science of How Geronimo the Alpaca Captured Our Hearts

• WIRED
• August 28, 2021

Featuring: Robin Dunbar

The Secret to Happiness at Work

• The Atlantic
• September 2, 2021

Featuring: Martin Seligman

Helping Students Cope with the Pressure to Succeed

• CBS News
• August 15, 2021

Featuring: Suniya S. Luthar

America needs a Chief Friendship Officer

• Fast Company
• August 26, 2021

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

Lila Gleitman, Who Showed How Children Learn Language, Dies at 91

• The New York Times
• August 27, 2021

Channel All That Rage Into Your Workout

• The New York Times
• August 11, 2021

Featuring: Abigail Marsh

The Opposite of Toxic Positivity

• The Atlantic
• August 18, 2021

Featuring: Paul Wong

Returning to the Office Will Be Hard. Here’s How Managers Can Make It Easier.

• Harvard Business Review
• August 5, 2021

Featuring: Constance Dierickx

Yes, Age Does Make Us More Generous

• The Wall Street Journal
• August 13, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Alison Gopnik, Julia Spaniol

The Way We View Growing Older Can Influence How We Age

• Irish Times
• August 20, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

We Need to Understand the Difference Between Isolation and Loneliness

• The New York Times
• August 18, 2021

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

Why We Laugh at the Most Inappropriate Times and What It Says About Us

• Discover Magazine
• August 20, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

How to Prepare for a Disaster, Emotionally and Mentally

• WIRED
• August 23, 2021

Featuring: Roxane Cohen Silver

Parents Are Losing Their Minds Over Masks in Schools

• The Atlantic
• August 18, 2021

Featuring: Alan Kazdin

Coping With The Reality Of Climate Change

• NPR
• August 12, 2021

Featuring: Elke Weber

Why This Stage of the Pandemic Makes Us So Anxious

• The Washington Post
• August 11, 2021

Featuring: Katy Milkman, Ann Masten, Dan Gilbert

How to Build Positive, Long-Lasting Habits, According to Psychologists

• Business Insider
• August 4, 2021

Featuring: Wendy Wood, Katy Milkman, Elliot Berkman, Alan Stacy

The Science of Us

• Science News
• August 1, 2021

Featuring: William Swann, Daniel Kahneman, Gerd Gigerenzer, Philip Zimbardo

What Kind of Training Does it Take to Become a World-Beating Athlete?

• The Globe and Mail
• August 8, 2021

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science Featuring: Brooke Macnamara

To Remember The Moment, Try Taking Fewer Photos

• NPR
• August 5, 2021

Featuring: Elizabeth Loftus, Linda Henkel

The Surprising Benefits of Talking to Strangers

• The Atlantic
• August 4, 2021

Featuring: Nicholas Epley, Juliana Schroeder

Second Best in the World, but Still Saying Sorry

• The New York Times
• August 5, 2021

Featuring: Shinobu Kitayama

Albert Bandura, Eminent Psychologist Known for Bobo Doll Experiment, Dies at 95

• The Washington Post
• July 30, 2021

The Making of an Olympian

• The New York Times
• August 4, 2021

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science Featuring: Brooke N. Macnamara, David Zach Hambrick

Do Olympic-Level Achievements Make People Happy?

• The Atlantic
• July 29, 2021

Featuring: Tom Gilovich

Make a Call on Quitting Your Job Without Any Regrets

• The Wall Street Journal
• July 26, 2021

Featuring: Katy Milkman

This is the New Battleground in the Fight to Retain Employees

• Fast Company
• July 27, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant

Trust in Science Can Be Risky Without Critical Mindset

• Futurity
• July 27, 2021

Featuring: Dolores Albarracín

Why the COVID-19 Pandemic Could Lead to Overdue Change in Academia

• Science
• July 6, 2021

Featuring: June Gruber, Jay J. Van Bavel, William A. Cunningham

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• Hidden Brain
• July 19, 2021

Featuring: Sian Beilock

Albert Bandura, Leading Psychologist of Aggression, Dies at 95

• The New York Times
• July 29, 2021

Parents Can Help Their Children Cultivate These 3 Traits to be More Successful

• CNBC
• July 21, 2021

Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett

Ever Feel Your Skin Crawling? Maybe You Can Thank Evolution.

• The New York Times
• July 27, 2021

Featuring: Bunmi O. Olatunji

Why People Become Overwhelmed by Conspiracy Theories — and How To Help Them

• Discover Magazine
• July 21, 2021

Featuring: Anni Sternisko, Kate Douglas

Simone Biles Rejects a Long Tradition of Stoicism in Sports

• The New York Times
• July 28, 2021

Featuring: Steven Ungerleider, Sian L. Beilock

Resilience Will Bring Women Back to Work — Realism Will Help Them Thrive

• The Hill
• July 16, 2021

Featuring: Sian Beilock

Joy: Why Traffic On Poetry Websites Has Increased During The Pandemic

• NPR
• July 26, 2021

Featuring: Keith Holyoak

From Stress to Distress: Virginia Tech Professor on the Expectations on Simone Biles to Win

• WTOP
• July 27, 2021

Featuring: E. Scott Geller

7 Ways to Reset Your Relationship

• The New York Times
• July 16, 2021

Featuring: Liad Uziel

Root of Teen Empathy Begins with Secure Relationships at Home, Study Finds

• CNN
• July 22, 2021

Featuring: Jessica Stern

The Case for Scheduling Everything

• The New York Times
• July 23, 2021

Featuring: Laurie Santos

Did a Cuttlefish Write This?

• The New York Times
• July 9, 2021

Featuring: Nicola Clayton

How Our Emotional Lives Improve with Age

• The Washington Post
• July 10, 2021

Featuring: Michelle Shiota, Laura Carstensen

Perfectionism Can Become a Vicious Cycle in Families

• The Atlantic
• July 19, 2021

Featuring: Gordon Flett

Quality Shines When Scientists Use Publishing Tactic Known as Registered Reports, Study Finds

• Science
• June 24, 2021

Research from Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science Featuring: Brian Nosek

Why Facebook Really, Really Doesn’t Want to Discourage Extremism

• The Washington Post
• July 13, 2021

Featuring: Steve Rathje, Jay Van Bavel

There’s a Specific Kind of Joy We’ve Been Missing

• The New York Times
• July 10, 2021

Featuring: Adam Grant

The Happy Patriot, the Unhappy Nationalist

• The Atlantic
• July 1, 2021

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: John Gottman

Could Power Increase the Chances of Men Cheating? Here’s What Science Says About It

• The Science Times
• July 5, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

The Pandemic Did Not Affect Mental Health the Way You Think

• The Atlantic
• July 4, 2021

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science Featuring: Lara Aknin, Jamil Zaki, Elizabeth Dunn

‘Lucky’ Golf Items Might Actually Work, According to Study

• GOLF.com
• June 14, 2021

To Spark Curiosity, Don’t Tell Preschoolers Too Much Or Too Little

• Futurity
• June 29, 2021

Research from Psychological Science

Awe Appears To Be Awfully Beneficial

• NPR
• June 29, 2021

Featuring: Michelle Shiota, Lisa Feldman Barrett

5 Ways to Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age

• Time
• June 7, 2021

Featuring: Angelina Sutin

The Psychological Benefits of Commuting to Work

• The Atlantic
• June 9, 2021

Featuring: Daniel Kahneman

Immune Cells Are More Paranoid Than We Thought

• The Atlantic
• June 8, 2021

Featuring: Mark Schaller

14 Microaggressions LGBTQ People Deal With All The Time

• HuffPost
• June 11, 2021

Featuring: Derald Wing Sue

At 100 Years Old, Edmund Gordon Thinks the Key to Schooling Starts at Home

• The Washington Post
• June 13, 2021

Featuring: Edmund W. Gordon