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The Speed of Life

Our sense of time in aging.

Emotion Regulation

Emotions of Unknown Meaning

Joseph Mazur on December 23, 2022

Through a mind-body connection, conscious emotional experiences of fear, anger, or pleasure can be sensed at different locations on the body.

Through a mind-body connection, conscious emotional experiences of fear, anger, or pleasure can be sensed at different locations on the body.

Circadian Rhythm

What Mice Tell Us About Our Eating Habits

Joseph Mazur on December 14, 2022

Can mice teach us about the most efficient times to eat? Recent experiments suggest that human digestion cycles are timed to follow circadian rhythms.

Can mice teach us about the most efficient times to eat? Recent experiments suggest that human digestion cycles are timed to follow circadian rhythms.

Fear

Tachysensia: One Small Survey Tells a Lot

Joseph Mazur on October 11, 2022

From one survey, we see something of the common experience of tachysensia spells. We have more to learn.

From one survey, we see something of the common experience of tachysensia spells. We have more to learn.

Media

Why Some Rational People Believe Conspiracy Theories

Joseph Mazur on October 3, 2022

Personal Perspective: When so much of what we hear is knee-deep in myth, conspiracies, or coincidences, how can we trust what we think is true?

Personal Perspective: When so much of what we hear is knee-deep in myth, conspiracies, or coincidences, how can we trust what we think is true?

Coronavirus Disease 2019

The Partiality of Risk in a Pandemic

Joseph Mazur on September 12, 2022

If you're betting that your vaccine will keep you safe and that you don’t need the bivalent booster that targets Omicron subvariants, consider this.

If you're betting that your vaccine will keep you safe and that you don’t need the bivalent booster that targets Omicron subvariants, consider this.

Dementia

Why Are We So Worried About Dementia Correlations?

Joseph Mazur on July 25, 2022

A few recent research studies show correlations between napping and Alzheimer’s dementia. The elderly nap, and, for ages, so did Southern Europeans. Should we not nap?

A few recent research studies show correlations between napping and Alzheimer’s dementia. The elderly nap, and, for ages, so did Southern Europeans. Should we not nap?

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March 2023
The Male Psyche

Men have long been silent and stoic about their inner lives, but there’s every reason for them to open up emotionally—and their partners are helping.

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