There’s an expansive body of evidence that demonstrates the benefits of older adults’ wisdom and the value of fostering communication across generations.
From time to time, we all make mistakes, have lapses in judgment, and make problems worse. What is our best course of action? Here are 3 steps toward strengths redemption.
Personality disorders are increasingly being understood as dimensions, not types. New research shows the importance of this perspective for borderline personality disorder.
Hard work, lucky breaks, and good ideas all help to get you there, and learning how to live with it, so you can continue to share your gifts with the world, is what it’s all about.
Making children the most important people in a home while catering to their every whim, and putting the parent's relationship second, can lead to a dysfunctional role reversal.
Vision is subconsciously perceived as a "force-carrying" beam that can add weight to someone's stare, according to new Princeton research on the myths and reality of extramission.
A new study reveals that when it comes to judgments related to polygamy, women are harsher than men are. The evolutionary perspective sheds light on why this is the case.
Being marginalized by your family is deeply painful - and can be especially tough at the holidays. Research investigates how to shore up resilience in the face of such conflict.
Cocaine addiction affects hundreds of thousands of people and can be deadly. Unfortunately, few biological tools have been found to help deal with this problem. Until now?
When we think of empathy the focus is on others, we don't consider what it does for us. Empathy is indeed about others, but engaging in empathy is also good for us.
Did Thanksgiving with family leave you feeling frustrated, angry, and helpless? Learn to stay out of the family boxing ring this Christmas with these key strategies.
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