Express Gratitude – Not Because You Will Benefit From It, But Others Might

• New Haven Register
• April 2, 2020

Featuring: Jennifer Cheavens

How Not to Tank Your Relationship in Quarantine

• The Atlantic
• March 29, 2020

Featuring: Roy Baumeister

In Negotiations, Givers Are Smarter Than Takers

• The New York Times
• March 27, 2020

Featuring: Adam Grant

Meet the Psychologist Exploring Unconscious Bias—and Its Tragic Consequences For Society

• Science
• March 26, 2020

Featuring: Jennifer Eberhardt, Susan Fiske, Dolly Chugh

Trump Turns a Crisis Into His New Nightly TV Show

• Politico
• March 25, 2020

Featuring: Dan McAdams

Coronavirus: Bay Area Families Find the Silver Lining in Home Confinement

• The Mercury News
• March 21, 2020

Featuring: Mark Reinecke

Trump Has No Qualms About Calling Coronavirus the ‘Chinese Virus.’ That’s a Dangerous Attitude, Experts Say

• The Washington Post
• March 20, 2020

Featuring: Charissa Cheah

A Trick to Stop Touching Your Face

• The Atlantic
• March 15, 2020

Featuring: Adam Grant, David Hofmann

How to Use Psychology to Convince People to Take Social Distancing Seriously

• Slate
• March 16, 2020

Featuring: Gretchen Chapman

Social Distancing Prevents Infections, But It Can Have Unintended Consequences

• Science
• March 16, 2020

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Chris Segrin

The Mental Health Toll of the Coronavirus Epidemic

• Yahoo News
• March 16, 2020

Featuring: Julianne Holt-Lunstad

A Cough, and Our Hearts Stop: Coping With Coronavirus Anxiety and Fear

• The Seattle Times
• March 13, 2020

Featuring: Lori Zoellner

To Survive the Coronavirus, the United States Must Tighten Up

• Boston Globe
• March 13, 2020

Featuring: Michele Gelfand

The Psychology of Coronavirus Fear—and How to Manage It

• Quartz
• March 9, 2020

Featuring: David DeSteno

The Psychology Behind Why Toilet Paper, of All Things, Is the Latest Coronavirus Panic Buy

• CNN
• March 9, 2020

Featuring: Baruch Fischhoff, Frank Farley

Warren Succeeded Because Voters Saw Her as Caring. That’s Also Why She Failed

• The Washington Post
• March 6, 2020

Featuring: Madeline Heilman

Stop Touching My Face! Why the Easiest Way to Prevent Coronavirus Is So Hard

• The Washington Post
• March 3, 2020

Featuring: Elliot Berkman

Psychology: Songs With “You” in the Text Apparently Particularly Successful

• MSN
• February 29, 2020

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Grant Packard

Geoff Johnson: Staying Challenged is the Best Way to Fight Off the Years

• Times Colonist
• March 1, 2020

Featuring: Denise Park

5 Productive Ways To Respond to Rejection

• Forbes
• February 26, 2020

Featuring: Adam Grant

Steven Pinker: ‘Evolution Has Saddled Our Species With Many Irrational And Destructive Psychological Traits’

• Forbes
• March 2, 2020

Featuring: Steven Pinker

Why Faces Don’t Always Tell the Truth About Feelings

• Nature
• February 26, 2020

Research from Psychological Science in the Public Interest Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Carlos Crivelli, Jessica Tracy

The Influence You Have: Why We’re Blind To Our Power Over Others

• NPR
• February 24, 2020

Featuring: Vanessa Bohns

Detecting Fake News Takes Time

• The Wall Street Journal
• February 20, 2020

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

U.Va. Researchers Find Texts Can Be Early Warning For Suicide Prevention

• WTOP
• February 24, 2020

Featuring: Jeffrey Glenn

Liar, Liar, Liar

• NPR
• February 17, 2020

Featuring: Dan Ariely

Bilingual People May Make Different Choices Based on the Language They’re Thinking In. Here’s Why.

• The Washington Post
• February 19, 2020

Featuring: Catherine Caldwell-Harris

Courtroom Psychology Tests May Be Unreliable, Study Finds

• ABC News
• February 16, 2020

Research from Psychological Science in the Public Interest Featuring: Tess Neal, Dan Simon, Robert MacCoun

California Considers Permitting Students Excused Mental Health Days

• KQED
• January 23, 2020

Featuring: Mark Reinecke

‘Reducing Stigma’: Could Mental Health Days Help California Students?

• The Guardian
• January 28, 2020

Featuring: Mark A. Reinecke

How Fear Distorts Our Thinking About the Coronavirus

• The New York Times
• February 11, 2020

Featuring: David DeSteno, Daniel Kahneman, Jennifer Lerner

The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake

• The Atlantic
• February 14, 2020

Featuring: Eli Finkel

Is Online Dating Bad for Our Mental Health?

• Medium
• February 7, 2020

Featuring: Eli Finkel

Why the Democratic Majority Hasn’t Emerged

• Wall Street Journal
• February 2, 2020

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

The Limits Of Nudging: Why Can’t California Get People to Take Free Money?

• NPR
• February 4, 2020

Featuring: Elizabeth Linos, Eldar Shafir

What Do Wolfdogs Want?

• The Atlantic
• February 2, 2020

Featuring: Clive Wynne

The Secret to Dealing With Cynics at Work

• Quartz
• January 24, 2020

Featuring: Kathleen Vohs

The Outsize Influence of Your Middle-School Friends

• The Atlantic
• January 28, 2020

Featuring: Dylan Gee, Megan Gunnar

3 Ways to Build Coaching Into Your Career and Why it Matters

• Forbes
• January 20, 2020

Featuring: Richard Boyatzis

How Can We Create a Workforce Full of Lifelong Learners?

• Quartz
• January 20, 2020

Featuring: Adam Grant

Panicking About Your Kids’ Phones? New Research Says Don’t

• The New York Times
• January 17, 2020

Featuring: Candice L. Odgers

How You Attach to People May Explain a Lot About Your Inner Life

• The Guardian
• January 10, 2020

Featuring: Alan Kazdin

A Neuroscientist Lays Out the Keys to Aging Well

• PBS
• January 11, 2020

Featuring: Daniel Levitin

Column: Why We Need to Redefine ‘Full Time’ Work

• PBS
• December 2, 2019

Featuring: Denise Cummins, Adam Grant

Why William and Kate Are a ‘Fairy Tale’ but Harry and Meghan Are ‘Couple Goals’

• The Atlantic
• January 11, 2020

Featuring: Eli Finkel

How Negativity Can Kill a Relationship

• The Atlantic
• January 9, 2020

Featuring: Roy Baumeister, John Holmes

How To Design Your Interview Based on Behavioral Science

• Forbes
• January 13, 2020

Featuring: Dan Ariely

The Montessori Schools Embracing Kid-Tracking Devices

• Quartz
• January 3, 2020

Featuring: Angeline Lillard

How to avoid the traps that produce loneliness and isolation

• The Washington Post
• January 2, 2020

Featuring: Nicholas Epley, Juliana Schroeder, Todd Rogers

Happy People Don’t Ignore The World’s Problems, They Act To Solve Them

• Forbes
• January 2, 2020

Featuring: Kostadin Kushlev

The Visual Language of Comic Books Can Improve Brain Function

• Quartz
• January 2, 2020

Featuring: Barbara Tversky

Start Fresh: 6 Tips For Emotional Well-Being In 2020

• NPR
• December 31, 2019

Featuring: Katherine Milkman

The Fourth Commandment Of Highly Effective Leadership: Counter Your Negative Thoughts

• Forbes
• January 2, 2020

Featuring: Martin Seligman, Aaron Beck

Creatures Of Habit: How Habits Shape Who We Are — And Who We Become

• NPR
• December 30, 2019

Featuring: Wendy Wood

How to Keep New Year’s Resolutions

• CNN
• January 1, 2020

Featuring: John C. Norcross

Why the Old Look Down on the Young

• The Wall Street Journal
• December 5, 2019

Featuring: Alison Gopnik, Jonathan Schooler, Lee Ross

Authoritarian Leaders Thrive on Fear. We Need to Help People Feel Safe

• The Guardian
• January 2, 2020

Featuring: Michele Gelfand

How to Think Clearly in Beleaguered Times

• The Guardian
• October 6, 2019

Featuring: Stephen Porges

After Trump, Will Our Politics Get Better or Worse?

• The Atlantic
• December 23, 2019

Featuring: Dan P. McAdams

Five Steps to Opening Minds

• John Templeton Foundation
• December 16, 2019

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

Groundbreaking UW Study: Transgender Kids’ Gender Identity is as Strong as That of Cisgender Children

• The Seattle Times
• December 9, 2019

Featuring: Kristina Olson

Can A Research Accelerator Solve The Psychology Replication Crisis?

• NPR
• December 13, 2019

Featuring: Simine Vazire

Why Climate Change Threats Don’t Trigger An Immediate Response From Human Brains

• NPR
• December 12, 2019

Featuring: Daniel Gilbert

Holiday Parties Make You Squirm? Here’s How To Conquer Social Anxiety

• NPR
• December 14, 2019

Featuring: David Moscovitch, Stefan Hofmann

4 Common but Harmful Myths About how Your Brain Works

• Fast Company
• December 16, 2019

Featuring: Arthur B. Markman, Joseph E. LeDoux, Daniel T. Willingham

Aus Fehlern lernen? Da gibt es ein Problem

• Die Welt
• December 4, 2019

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Ayelet Fishbach

What to Do About an Overtalker

• The New York Times
• December 11, 2019

Featuring: Ty Tashiro

A Psychologist Explains Why We Find Some Food Disgusting – and why it Matters

• World Economic Forum
• September 12, 2019

Featuring: Mark Schaller

Why it’s Imperative We All Learn to be ‘Emotion Scientists’

• KQED News
• November 20, 2019

Featuring: Marc Brackett, Peter Salovey

Psychology explains why Trump supporters shrug at impeachment

• San Francisco Chronicle
• December 11, 2019

Featuring: Thomas Pettigrew, Susan Fiske, David Myers

The Wisdom Your Body Knows

• The New York Times
• November 28, 2019

Featuring: Stephen Porges, Lisa Feldman Barrett

Feeding the Green-Eyed Monster: What Happens When Envy Turns Ugly

• NPR
• November 25, 2019

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Susan Fiske, Mina Cikara

In The Heat Of The Moment: How Intense Emotions Transform Us

• NPR
• December 2, 2019

Featuring: George Loewenstein

Kids with ‘helicopter parents’ more likely to burn out, have a harder time transitioning to ‘real world’

• CNBC
• November 22, 2019

Featuring: Frank Fincham

The Science Of Scary: Why It’s So Fun To Be Freaked Out

• NPR
• November 1, 2019

Featuring: Ken Carter

What Your Facebook Posts Say About Your Mental Health

• The Atlantic
• November 6, 2019

Featuring: Lyle Ungar

We need a major redesign of life

• The Washington Post
• November 29, 2019

Featuring: Laura Carstensen

When A Listener Calls…

• NPR
• November 1, 2019

Featuring: Ken Carter

Scientists are using MRI scans to reveal the physical makeup of our thoughts and feelings

• 60 Minutes
• November 24, 2019

Featuring: Matthew Nock, Marcel Just

In this angry and stressed-out time, research says we can learn to be kinder

• The Washington Post
• December 1, 2019

Featuring: Jamil Zaki

How to Have Closer Friendships (and Why You Need Them)

• The New York Times
• November 20, 2019

Featuring: Serena Chen

Opinion: Math scares your child’s elementary school teacher — and that should frighten you

• Los Angeles Times
• November 21, 2019

Featuring: Daniel Willingham

Charting how the time parents spend with kids changes as they grow up

• Quartz
• November 6, 2019

Featuring: Alison Gopnik

The Secret Benefits of Retelling Family Stories

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 11, 2019

Featuring: Robyn Fivush

The world in a song

• Science
• November 22, 2019

Featuring: W. Tecumseh Fitch

Why Gratitude Is Wasted on Thanksgiving

• The New York Times
• November 23, 2019

Featuring: Sara Algoe, David DeSteno, Sonja Lyubomirsky, Adam Grant, Francesca Gino, Thomas Gilovich

Four Ways Gratitude Helps You with Difficult Feelings

• Greater Good Magazine
• November 19, 2019

Research from Psychological Science Featuring: Paulo Boggio

Avoid Burnout Before You’re Already Burned Out

• The New York Times
• November 6, 2019

AI Can Outperform Doctors. So Why Don’t Patients Trust It?

• Harvard Business Review
• October 30, 2019

Featuring: Carey Morewedge

The Dark Psychology of Social Networks

• The Atlantic Magazine
• December 1, 2019

Featuring: Molly Crockett, Jonathan Haidt

Can Babies Learn to Love Vegetables?

• The New Yorker
• November 18, 2019

Featuring: Julie Mennella

A face-scanning algorithm increasingly decides whether you deserve the job

• The Washington Post
• November 6, 2019

Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett

The Unexpected Joy of Repeat Experiences

• The New York Times
• November 7, 2019

Featuring: Michael Norton, Ellen Langer

The Three Personalities of America

• The Atlantic
• November 18, 2019

Featuring: Jason Rentfrow, Samuel Gosling, Shigehiro Oishi

Do we actually grow from adversity?

• The Conversation
• November 15, 2019

Research from Current Directions in Psychological Science Featuring: Frank Infurna, Lawrence Calhoun

Tips for easing the service burden on scientists from underrepresented groups

• Science
• October 22, 2019

Featuring: Neil A. Lewis, Jr., Jay Van Bavel, Leah H. Somerville

Stop Trying to Raise Successful Kids

• The Atlantic Magazine
• December 1, 2019

Featuring: Adam Grant, Jamil Zaki

Hungry, Hungry Hippocampus: The Psychology Of How We Eat

• NPR
• November 11, 2019

Featuring: Paul Rozin

Women-Only Spaces Provide A Recipe For Success: Here Are The Ingredients

• Forbes
• October 7, 2019

Featuring: Sian Beilock

Why Intentionally Building Empathy Is More Important Now Than Ever

• MindShift KQED
• October 10, 2019

Featuring: Jamil Zaki, Erika Weisz