The Research-Backed Benefits of Calling Friends and Family
Science suggests that texting may not be as good a way of staying in touch and building closeness as calling someone.
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Science suggests that texting may not be as good a way of staying in touch and building closeness as calling someone.
Researchers are studying the social and emotional impact of bondage, discipline, sadism, and masochism.
A new book explores everything we think we know—and often get wrong—about having good conversations.
A new study investigates how satire—a blend of humor and criticism—can influence how we think of others.
A new book argues that social media does more harm than good and we might be happier and healthier using it less.
We can be a supportive presence for our children when a loved one is dying, even in the midst of our own grief.
When we validate someone, we show them that we understand and care about their feelings and experiences.
According to a new book, there are tools we can learn to help us sit with conflict and grow from it.