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Matt Huston is a Senior Editor at Psychology Today. He joined PT as an editorial intern in 2012.

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Why the West Is Weird
People in WEIRD places show marked differences in thinking compared to the rest of the world. A recent book explores why.
A World of Possibility
Sara Hendren’s projects prompt us to rethink what’s feasible when disability enters the picture.
The Storydweller
Narrative radio-show and podcast host Glynn Washington knows the power of story better than anyone.

Seen and Heard

A pandemic jolted therapists and clients into a move that now feels inevitable: going online. Given what therapists now know about impactful online exchanges, others may want to take note.

A pandemic jolted therapists and clients into a move that now feels inevitable: going online. Given what therapists now know about impactful online exchanges, others may want to take note.

Off The Map

Social and cultural geographer Bradley Garrett explores what hidden places reveal about us.

Social and cultural geographer Bradley Garrett explores what hidden places reveal about us.

The Death Scholar

John Troyer dissects the dead body as a means of grappling with the minds of the living.

John Troyer dissects the dead body as a means of grappling with the minds of the living.

Club Scout

Behind the velvet ropes, Ashley Mears finds case studies in status and power.

Behind the velvet ropes, Ashley Mears finds case studies in status and power.

Check Yourself

How to find the middle ground between overconfidence and self-doubt.

How to find the middle ground between overconfidence and self-doubt.

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January 2021

Theater of the Mind

Dreams have been described as dress rehearsals for real life, opportunities to gratify wishes, and a form of nocturnal therapy. A new theory aims to make sense of it all.

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