The 5 Types of Imposter Syndrome
The term impostor phenomenon was coined in 1978 by researchers Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes in their studies of women who felt like...
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You can’t rely on reason: Why facts don’t change our minds
Reason has little to do with facts, say psychologists. Instead, it is an evolutionary response to our need to cooperate and communicate.
What does a psychologist really do?
Many wonder how it is even possible to study such a seemingly abstract and sophisticated subject as the mind. Psychology is the answer
How childhood trauma can have a life-long impact on your health
Research shows that children who experience high levels of trauma are at triple the risk of developing heart disease and lung cancer when...
Gen-Inked: What tattoos tell us about Millennials
Millennials are more obsessed with tattoos than any other group of mainstream consumers, ever. Here are four psychologically grounded reasons to explain why.
Sex education for a culture of consent
Our country’s rape culture pervades every aspect of our society. To fight it, we must create a culture of consent.
