The eye patterns of children can help us learn about the development of anxiety and emotion.
The science of learning social cues
Don't feel bad about feeling bad
Science says putting on a happy face for the sake of it can just make you feel worse.
Watching children learn how to lie
Fear not — it's an important developmental first step.
Why do some people prefer order, and others thrive in uncertainty?
A new study suggests changes in two brain regions could be responsible for attitudes related to risk.
Remembrance of things past
Being able to reflect on our own memories improves through adolescence, boosting learning ability and IQ.
Do you post enough for your partner?
Two researchers explore how social media transforms romance, stress and more.
Immigration status has health implications for young Latinos, study shows
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) provides psychological benefits to undocumented youth.
Why a familiar face is a friendlier one
Our emotional perception is profoundly altered when we already know someone.
Predicting the future with the wisdom of crowds
A training that makes people 'superforecasters' yields surprisingly effective results.
Golden State Warriors a case study in ‘greater good’
The NBA champions find success through cooperation, empathy and mindfulness.
3 minutes to mindfulness
Just a few minutes may be all you need to reduce stress and get your mind under control.
UCLA doctors use magnetic stimulation to ‘rewire’ the brain for people with depression
FDA-approved therapy appears to be effective for some whose condition isn’t improved with medication.