Eyewitness Memory and the Drone Invasion of New Jersey
Recent sightings of large numbers of drones in New Jersey did not herald a space alien invasion; such sightings can be readily explained in terms of eyewitness psychology.
The Psychology Behind Our Fear of AI Driving
We fear driverless cars more than student drivers, perhaps because they challenge our need to be in control. Like infants, we often mistrust what we later come to trust intimately.
Boosting Student Well-Being Over the Summer
Is summer the time to boost your child’s well-being? Some psychology experts would say yes, and here are three ways to get you started.
Start Decluttering With This One Simple Rule (You’ll Feel the Shift Instantly)
When you start decluttering, you focus on your clutter. You think about what you have, probably feel frustrated that there is so much and stress over getting rid of it. …
New Study: Ozempic May Lower the Risk of Alzheimer’s
Diabetics are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s than the general public. Could a popular diabetes and weight-loss drug also stave off dementia?
Recalling a Caring Moment
Reconnect with moments of care from your life to strengthen a sense of self-worth and your ability to care for others.
Looking for Positive Male Role Models? They’re All Around You
“Everyday Influencers” like teachers and coaches can act as role models for young men by demonstrating positive, healthy behaviours that boys can look up to and emulate.
My Child Is Neurodivergent, and I’m Not OK
Personal Perspective: As parents of neurodivergent kids, we try to be strong. But sometimes, we’re not OK—and that’s alright.
The Parental Alienation Story
In cases of a child resisting contact with a parent in divorce, if there is no abuse history, the “favored” parent’s story of dad (or mom) may be driving the …
Purpose Isn’t a Destination, It’s a Climb
Feeling lost chasing a big purpose? What if meaning is hiding in your small passions, not giant dreams? Discover the power of purpose through everyday climbs.