Psychiatry

Editor in Chief Mariette DiChristina discusses the highlights of the issue

When they learn to walk, toddlers must figure out their limitations all over again

Feelings of rivalry can change our thoughts and behavior

You've heard that misery loves company. Enjoying others' misery does, too

A test of hidden attitudes predicts relationship decay

Coloring books developed by psychologists help kids avoid long-lasting emotional problems

More evidence for the long-suspected physiological link between inventiveness and mental illness

In emergencies, people don't panic. In fact, they show a remarkable ability to organize themselves and support one another

Museum exhibits, conferences and events relating to the brain

With a technique called optogenetics, researchers can probe how the nervous system works in unprecedented detail. Their findings could lead to better treatments for psychiatric problems