Departments

• The Science of Sin

• Visual Test Reveals New Dimension of IQ

• Soccer Players Show Signs of Brain Damage

• Online Data Trove Exposes Our Cognitive Quirks

• Nonverbal Cues Could Boost Kids' Vocabulary

• Disgust is in the Eye of the Beholder

• Gluttony: Are We Addicted to Eating?

• Greed: How Economic Selfishness Harms Us All

• History of Sin: How It All Began

• Wrath: How Intimacy Can Breed Violence

• Lust: New Insights Unlock Mysteries of Anorgasmia

• Pride: It Brings Out the Best—and Worst—in Humans

• MIND Reviews: Falling into the Fire

• On Our Shelf: Thief of Time

• Letters

  Readers Respond to "Chronic Boredom May Be a Sign of Poor Health"

• Head Lines

  Inhaled Stem Cells Might Replace Lost Neurons

• Gut Bacteria May Exacerbate Depression

• How to Be a Better Cook

• A "Blame Bias" Distorts Our Judgment

• Dirty Money Appeals More to the Righteous

• Famous "Trolley Problem" Exposes Moral Instincts

• Happy People Steal More

• Nasal Sprays Offer Therapy With a Sniff

• Can Gambling Machines Prevent Addiction?

• Hidden Metaphors Get under Our Skin

• Figurative Speech Sways Decisions

• Writing Can Help Injuries Heal Faster

• Writing in Third Person Can Spark Recovery

• Illusions

  Visual Neurons Cheat by Focusing on Corners

• Reviews and Recommendations

  MIND Reviews: The Gap

• MIND Books Roundup: Being Our Best

• On Our Shelf: The City & the City

• MIND Reviews: The Infested Mind

• On Our Shelf: Masterminds and Wingmen

• Ask the Brains

  How does Virtual-reality Therapy for PTSD work?

• Why do Some People Want to Get Rid of Functioning Parts of their Own Body?

• Head Games

  Head Games

• Mind in Pictures

  Aristotle Thought the Brain Was a Radiator

• Facts and Fictions in Mental Health

  Self-Cutters May Be Seeking Pain Relief