Cognition

Dog updates to bring you into the new year

The psychology of brief, intense experiences

SuperAgers report strong social relationships

Scientific American asks an expert about the Trump administration’s latest CDC language guidance

Repeating something can render that thing melodious—even the sound of a shovel being dragged across the pavement. Karen Hopkin reports.

Your heart races, you feel lightheaded, your sweat glands work overtime—is this the end? Nope, it's a panic attack.  The Savvy Psychologist has 6 ways to fight this disabling disorder

Female axons—brain cells’ output cables—are shown to have a thinner structure

Tales with individual faces and objects seem to help

We may be underestimating how much pain babies feel when they are under stress

Cultural barriers lead clinicians to misdiagnose or miss kids with the condition

Superior IQs are associated with mental and physical disorders, research suggests