Mark Travers Ph.D.

About

Mark Travers, Ph.D., is an American psychologist with degrees from Cornell University and the University of Colorado Boulder.

Recent Posts

What does science say about the mystery of global glitches in memory recording?

Here's an explanation behind the unease you feel for the "almost human."

To create abundance, you must first create a mindset of abundance.

Being an adult without a partner is a scary idea to some. But it's fixable.

When does celebrity fascination turn into something problematic?

When schadenfreude is valuable.

Seeking out new information is more beneficial than aimlessly consuming it.

Answer these 12 questions to test how bad your schadenfreude really is.

Being stuck in a room full of people who agree with you can be dangerous.

Superstitions are more than simple rituals. They can be a valuable coping method.