
Monkey in the Mirror
Could rhesus macaques be self-aware?

Monkey in the Mirror
Could rhesus macaques be self-aware?

Blissfully Unaware: Why Children Often Act Before They Think
Kids may lack self-consciousness because a key network in their brain is not yet synchronized


Two Narcissists Are Better Than One (or Three)
Self-obsessed individuals are not more creative in general, but they may impress when competing with a like mind

With the Changing of the Seasons: Dopamine and Mood Cycles
Higher levels of dopamine in fall and winter could explain yearly mood cycles

Embracing the Radical: How Uncertainty Breeds Extremism
When in doubt, people shift toward extreme points of view

Dream Weavers
Editor in Chief Mariette DiChristina discusses the highlights of the issue

She Moves in Mysterious Ways: How Extraordinary Posture Affects the Brain
What happens in the brain when we see someone in a posture we cannot imitate?

Drowning Out Doubt
When we feel uncertain, we work harder to win others over

Accent Trumps Appearance
The brain pays more attention to language when we gauge someone's background

My, What a Big Salad You Have
When people see health food as larger, they are more likely to want to eat it

How conducting trauma therapy changes the therapist

The impossibility of responsible nuance in the vaccine discussion