Psychology

Those fascinated with true crime podcasts may be more vulnerable to conspiratorial beliefs

Argentine researchers studied a regional slang that reverses the order of word syllables or letters. Their findings give insight into our natural ability to engage in wordplay

How do people make peace with the image reflected back at them in a video conference?

The exercise of writing down unfiltered thoughts enhances self-knowledge

Rapid advances in generative artificial intelligence have prompted big questions about the future of work and even human creativity. Experts have suggestions for how to manage all these unknowns

Recognizing that interests are malleable and can be developed can make us more resilient, open and creative

Pioneering scholar Riane Eisler describes her lifelong quest to understand why warlike societies are the norm

This is why we misinterpret life’s weird and wonderful random events

Apollo moon landing conspiracy theories were early hints of the dangerous anti-vax, antiscience beliefs backed by politicians today

Researchers debate whether grandiosity always masks vulnerability

The hottest stars, how AI learns and new vaccines for RSV

A study of 27,500 patients in the U.K.’s health system suggests that getting people into mental health treatment faster is a huge boon of online therapy