Public HealthAugust 1, 2020
Why Some Male Leaders Won’t Follow COVID-19 Safety Protocols
Men often think masks and other precautions make them look like wimps
Behavior
Public HealthAugust 1, 2020
Quarantine Lessons from Lobsters, Guppies, Finches and Galileo
In this issue, a quantum mystery is solved, and we learn how to measure what matters
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FitnessJuly 30, 2020
How Your Homes and Buildings Affect You
Journalist and author Emily Anthes talks about her book The Great Indoors: The Surprising Science of How Buildings Shape Our Behavior, Health, and Happiness.
EnergyJuly 29, 2020
The Real Reason for Daylight Saving Time: Gas
Originally published in August 1908
OpinionJuly 28, 2020
Why Doctors Are Posing in Swimwear on Social Media
A study purporting to uncover “unprofessionalism” spurred a #MedBikini backlash
BehaviorJuly 28, 2020
Picturing God as a White Man Is Linked to Racial Stereotypes about Leaders
Pervasive racial images associated with the Almighty shape who people see as worthy of being in charge
BehaviorJuly 27, 2020
Don’t Blame Psychologists (Do) for Subliminal Advertising
Originally published in August 1958
OpinionJuly 27, 2020
Why Young Americans Are Lonely
And what we can do about it
OpinionJuly 23, 2020
The Power of Scientific Brainstorming
The process can be inefficient, but it can also get research out of a rut
OpinionJuly 22, 2020
What AIDS Taught Us about Dealing with COVID-19
It’s foolhardy to assume that only some categories of people are at risk
BehaviorJuly 21, 2020
The Psychological Toll of Rude E-mails
Research reveals the subtle ways that impolite electronic communication at work brings you down
BehaviorJuly 20, 2020
Overcoming Psychological Biases Is the Best Treatment against COVID-19 Yet
In responding to the pandemic, society may be hampered by cognitive and political beliefs that distort judgments and lead to irrational decisions