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Psychology
Psychology
Page 7 of 10
Health
How public health ads that incite fear can backfire
By
Eric Berger
and
Kaiser Health News
January 16, 2021
Health
U.S. news coverage of COVID has been more negative than in other countries, researchers find
By
Geoff Colvin
November 29, 2020
International
The Startup Bringing Video Counseling to Thailand to Combat Therapy Stigma
By
Fortune Editors
December 4, 2019
That Old Adage About Dogs Resembling Their Owners? New Research Suggests It’s True
By
Kevin Kelleher
February 28, 2019
Commentary
A Psychologist Explains Why 2018 Felt Like the Longest Year Ever
By
Aaron M. Sackett
December 14, 2018
Commentary
Commentary: It’s Easy to Blame Smartphones for Teens’ Mental Health Issues. But It’s Wrong.
By
Candice Odgers
April 6, 2018
Health
Two-Thirds of Americans Cannot Handle America Right Now
By
Keshia Hannam
November 2, 2017
‘Psychotic’ Hedge Fund Managers Are the Worst Investors, Study Finds
By
Chris Morris
October 19, 2017
Health
World Mental Health Day 2017: Illness in the Workplace Is More Common Than You Might Think
By
Natasha Bach
October 10, 2017
Health
Researchers Find Yet Another Excellent Reason to Exercise
By
Emily Price
October 3, 2017
Health
Why You (And Everyone You Know) Felt Compelled to Share That BuzzFeed Quiz on Facebook
By
Laura Entis
March 1, 2017
Finance
Here’s Why Bull Markets Create Bad Habits in Investors
By
Chris Taylor
February 23, 2017
How to Become More (or Less) in Love With Someone, According to a Psychology Professor
By
Sandra J.E. Langeslag
February 13, 2017
Leadership
Donald Trump’s Narcissism Got Him Elected. It Won’t Get Him Impeached.
By
Laura Entis
February 8, 2017
A Psychology Professor Reveals How to Break Bad Habits Once and for All
By
Peter Gollwitzer
January 26, 2017
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