Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn: Here Are Different Ways People Respond to Trauma

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.01.2024 02:45 AM

Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn are the most common trauma responses. Read to learn more. When people experience trauma, there are various ways for them to respond.

Is the Movie ‘Inside Out 2’s’ Portrayal of Puberty and Anxiety Accurate? Psychologist Shares Thoughts on Teen’s Mental Health Crisis

06.20.2024 04:42 AM

Is 'Inside Out 2's' portrayal of puberty and anxiety accurate? A psychologist shares insights on the film's depiction and its relevance to teens' mental health crises. Read more!

Trypophobia: Using Internet Amplifies Fear on Cluster of Small Holes, New Study Finds

06.18.2024 11:55 AM

New study finds the internet amplifies trypophobia, the fear of clusters of small holes. Explore the psychological impact and why this fear is spreading. Read more!

Motonormativity: How Dangerous Biases May Affect Road Risk Tolerance, Aggressive Driving Acceptance

06.16.2024 00:50 AM

Though driving cars poses risks to health and the environment, driving is still believed to hold a special status in several societies. Read to learn more.

Overindulgence Study: Emotions and Distraction Linked to Overcompensation

05.17.2024 05:00 AM

Discover how emotions and distractions lead to overindulgence. Dive into our latest study and understand the science behind overcompensation. Read more now!

Overcoming Procrastination: Unveiling the Psychology Behind the Tendency to Delay Tasks

01.15.2024 04:51 AM

Why do people procrastinate? Here's what to understand about procrastination to enhance productivity for the New Year.

Just Say 'No': Ramifications in Declining Invitations May Not Be as Severe as Most People Think, New Study Reveals

12.20.2023 03:36 AM

Declining invitations can be daunting, with exaggerated fears of negative consequences. Explore why these concerns may not be as severe.

Keeping Positive Secrets Can Make One Feel Energized [Study]

11.14.2023 03:41 AM

Keeping secrets can have positive implications for our health, but it depends on what kind of information we hold back. Continue reading to learn more.

‘Pretty Privilege’ Paradox: Psychologists Explain Why Life Is Easier for Attractive People

10.16.2023 06:20 AM

Researchers examine the phenomenon of “pretty privilege” where individuals deemed attractive are awarded with societal advantages. Read the article to find out more.

Kissing Your Kids on the Lips Psychology: Is It Healthy? Experts Weigh on Its Effects on Children

10.13.2023 09:40 AM

Is it healthy and normal for parents to kiss their child on the lips? Read to find out what experts say about the matter.

Wild Elephants Unlock Food Storage Puzzles, Showing Their Problem-Solving Ability

09.28.2023 10:14 AM

A study explored the problem-solving skills of wild Asian elephants in Thailand by observing how the giant mammals interact with food-filled puzzle boxes. Check out this article to learn more.

Evolutionary Psychology Definition: How Principles of Evolution Shed Light on Human Behavior

09.27.2023 04:41 AM

Evolutionary psychology holds that adaptation and natural selection may have played a role in how certain abilities and behaviors were passed down. Read to learn more.

2023 Ig Nobel Prizes: Honoring the Winners of Unconventional Research That Elicits Laughter and Reflection

09.15.2023 07:47 AM

This year's Ig Nobel prizes feature unusual topics like consuming fossils and reviving dead spiders for mechanical grips. Check them out in this article.

Good-Looking People Are Healthier: Research Shows Physical Attractiveness Could Be an Indicator of Long-Term Health

06.30.2023 23:09 PM

New research suggests that those rated above average in physical attractiveness showed better health a decade later. Continue reading to learn more.

Tardiness Explained: There’s a Reason Why Some People Always Come in Late

04.07.2023 20:20 PM

Why are some people always late to meetings, lunch dates, and all other appointments? Know the reason behind tardiness by reading this article.

Erasing Memory: How To Forget Something Intentionally

04.07.2023 19:40 PM

Is it possible to intentionally forget something? Read to find out. People may have different reasons as to why they may like to intentionally forget about something.

Aliens Living on Earth? Psychology Explains Why Some People See Themselves as 'Starseeds' From Space

03.17.2023 01:40 AM

Several people have identified themselves as starseeds, and three English psychologists have embarked on a journey to shed light on the matter. Read to learn more.

Bing AI: Psychotherapist Claims There Is Some Strange Psychology Happening Behind Microsoft's Chatbot

02.22.2023 04:55 AM

Microsoft's Bing AI keeps making headlines and some folks referred to it as "ChatBPD" due to its bizarre outputs. Tap the article to learn what the psychotherapist thinks of this behavior.

Food Psychology: Color of Dishware Can Trick the Brain Into How a Food Would Taste

12.02.2022 03:42 AM

Psychologists found that the color of bowls and plates can influence the taste perception of some people of their food. Read the article to learn more.

Monetary Gains Have a Conflict with One's Perceived Moral Justifications

06.22.2022 10:00 AM

Study shows people are frequently hurting others because, in their mind, it is “morally right.” Read to learn more about material punishment and moral judgment.

Seeing Ghosts and Demons? Science Says It Might be Because of Your Brain

06.10.2022 10:20 AM

Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, it's no secret that some are adamant about experiencing them. Click on to find out why others see and experience paranormal phenomena while others don't.