
How Your Cell Phone Hurts Your Relationships
The mere presence of a phone affects how you relate to others

How Your Cell Phone Hurts Your Relationships
The mere presence of a phone affects how you relate to others

Schools Add Workouts for Attention, Grit and Emotional Control
Scientists, politicians and celebrities are remaking schools as gyms for the brain where teachers build the mental brawn for attention, perseverance and emotional control


How to Spot a Scoundrel
Certain types of fidgeting give away a person's trustworthiness

MIND Reviews: The (Honest) Truth about Dishonesty

Understanding the Psychology of the American Idea of Choice
Thinking about options decreases support for equality and reduces empathy

Disease Maps Pinpoint Origin of Indo-European Languages
Turkey might be the geographic origin of languages from English to Hindi, according to epidemiological tracking techniques

More Science Needed for Forensic Investigations
Chemists should help make forensic sciences stronger, says Innocence Project founder

The Biological Response to Beauty and Ugliness in Art [Excerpt]
Eric Kandel's latest book, The Age of Insight, explores the intersection of neuroscience, psychoanalysis and art

Sports Psychologists Extend Their Counseling to Athletes' Coaches and Families
Mental trainers reach further to create the ideal environment for victory

Liars: It Takes One to Know One
New research suggests better liars are better at spotting lies

Early Intervention Could Help Autistic Children Learn to Speak
Follow-up study shows long-term language improvement for kids with autism after an intensive, targeted behavioral therapy program

Eye Movements Do Not Reveal Lying
Multiple tests of eye-movement direction and honesty found no correlation between lying and eye direction. Steve Mirsky reports