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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Why do we scare ourselves for fun? A controlled scary experience can leave us exhilarated, relaxed, and more resilient in the face of fear.
According to new research, self-compassion may help people use more effective coping strategies and in turn feel better.
Research finds that people who show themselves grace when they've done wrong tend to have better mental and physical health.
Inside Out 2 teaches that all emotions are useful, the difficult ones included. So how do we accept and work with our feelings?
We feel better emotionally when we're around trees, plants, birds, and water—not just basic green spaces.
According to new research, partners show compassion about twice an hour—but our reasons for doing so can sometimes be counterintuitive.
Young people used to be reliably happier than other age groups—but today, in certain regions of the world, they are struggling.
A therapist explains how to navigate insecure attachment and find better ways to communicate and address conflict with your partner.