New research identifies a key brain region involved with procrastination and suggests how to manage emotions to reduce procrastination and cope when we do put things off.
Qualitative research sheds light on a critical phase of paternal development by taking a deepdive into first-time fathers' attitudes during the third trimester.
New research from the perspective of relatives and romantic partners sheds light on common problems in relationships involving pathologically narcissistic people.
COVID-19 lockdown suddenly pitched millions of people in isolation. Studying how people cope under extreme circumstances provides useful insights for dealing with adversity.
Severe loss may evoke stigmatizing responses from others. Research sheds light on how people tend to react and suggests ways to support those in greatest need.
New research identifies underlying risk factors for divorce among married couples and suggests areas for divorce prevention and increased relationship satisfaction.
"Negative capability," a term used by poet John Keats to describe William Shakespeare's brilliant intellect, provides an alternative when logic and reason aren't working well.
New research comparing people with and without BDP highlights the critical role of emotional self-awareness and theory of mind, further clarifying key positive change pathways.
New data on how bullying, ghosting, and cancel culture affect younger people in the workplace offers useful suggestions for constructive avenues for change.
New research on bullying outcomes underlines an alarming unmet need. Effective interventions include antibullying, trauma-informed, family-based and systemic approaches.
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