The Psychology of Scary Movies and Haunted Houses
Why do we scare ourselves for fun? A controlled scary experience can leave us exhilarated, relaxed, and more resilient in the face of fear.
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Can You Lie-Proof Your Relationship?
Researchers and psychologists weigh in on why we deceive our romantic partners and how to be more honest and authentic.
Why Play at Work Can Inspire Employees to Take Risks
A new study shows how spontaneous, silly, group-based play can increase psychological safety in diverse work teams.
Three Ways to Make High Schools Better for Students
The science of learning and development reveals how to design high schools so that learners can thrive.
How to Help Kids Deal With Obsessive Thoughts
Research suggests that children can learn to think differently about sticky, intrusive thoughts so they don't feel controlled by them.
How to Stop Overthinking Your Happiness
The search for happiness can make you unhappy—but there is a research-tested solution.
Is Contentment an Underrated Goal in Life?
A new study suggests that contentment is a positive emotion with some unique benefits for people who seek it.
Can Your Brain Activity Reveal Your Emotions?
Based on your brain activity, scientists can now predict your emotions and how strong they are in response to a stimulus.