Recent attention on the separation of children at the United States border is an opportunity to think about the long-term effects of parental deprivation on children.
A recent op-ed in the Washington Post called for open hatred of men. This seems like a good opportunity to explore some under-reported issues of intimate partner violence.
Paul Bloom has recently (and one suspects slightly provocatively) called for a rejection of empathy. But he has left us little grounds for his alternative "rational compassion."
The Trump regime just issued a preposterous so-called survey which is so riddled with error that I am using it as an end of term quiz for psychology research methods class.
Female orgasm: What happens when you try to study it in a more natural setting than labs? Persistent infertility is a hot topic at the moment and this research offers insight.
Meryl Streep got herself in trouble for declaring that we are all African. But she's right. What makes us similar is far greater than what makes us different.
Oscar time, and a missed opportunity for the Best Picture to be of a radically different kind. Even so—a great year for behavioral science in the movies.
Thoughts from a beekeeper who also studies human behaviour. A beehive has roughly the same number of neurons as a human brain. However, the former has a noticeably greater chance than the latter of producing something sweet and nourishing.
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