Psychology

The combination of unsanctioned aggression, extreme isolation, and the impossibility of evacuation creates a high-risk scenario.

Literature, cinema, and TV often create stereotypes associated with intelligent people, but these clichés can sometimes overlap with reality.

This isn’t bad news—just because therapy hasn’t improved doesn’t mean it doesn’t work.

Measuring happiness is complex.

CDS is a psychological pathology that affects people's ability to concentrate and slows down responsiveness to stimuli, making it difficult to solve problems and tasks.

Happy country, guilty country? Norway is experiencing a feeling that experts are eager to study.

A recent study clearly indicates that, when it comes to money, there’s no such thing as a “happiness plateau.”

Depression is a condition that affects more than just our brains. It might affect our body temperature.

People tend to overestimate their ability to overcome failure, which has individual (and societal) implications.

More and more people are realizing that they have a problem paying attention. The smartphone seems to be the culprit.

Is free will anything more than a fairy tale?

The psychology of doomscrolling has similarities with the psychology of addiction.