Are Men Always Ready And Willing To Have Sex?
A new study explores the muddy waters of sexual compliance in men.
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How To Avoid Feeling Objectified
New research shows how expressions of gratitude can guard against objectification.
Psychologists Highlight The Difference Between Guilt And Shame
Researchers discuss the differences between the often confused emotions of guilt, shame, and embarrassment.
The Difference Between Selective Eating And Orthorexia Nervosa
Psychiatrist Wendy Oliver-Pyatt discusses the dangers of dietary restrictions, especially among young people.
One Tell-Tale Sign That Your Partner May Be A Narcissist
Psychologists suggest that 'partner enhancement' is often missing in relationships with narcissists.
Want To Be A Better Listener? Practice Humility, Say Psychologists
A new study shows how humility and being a good listener go hand in hand.
Does Your Partner Really Want Sex Or Are They Complying To Keep You Happy?
Psychologist Cory Pedersen sheds light on the grey area of sexual compliance, specifically in the case of heterosexual men.
This One Behavioral Tendency Might Be An Indicator Of A Dark Personality
New research addresses the link between finding violent movies and video games humorous and dark personalities.
How To Overcome The Uncomfortable Feeling Of Rejection
A new study explores our 'rejection emotion' and how we can beat it.
How Should You React When Your Partner Asks You To Change?
Researchers break down what to do when your partner asks you to change for the sake of the relationship.
How Therapy Can Increase Mindfulness, And Why That's Important To Your Health
New research explores the many benefits mindfulness can have on your well-being.
How Gratitude Helps Us Feel Whole
Psychologist Xijing Wang argues that gratitude might be the antidote to objectification.
Is Charisma The Reason Why Psychopaths Succeed In Society?
Psychologist Emma-Clementine Welsh explains why charisma is an important part of a psychopathic personality.
One Way A Trouble Childhood Can Affect Us Psychologically
Adverse childhood experiences can damage the way the brain processes risks and rewards.
Is Your Sense Of Humor Healthy Or Unhealthy?
Psychologist Chloe Lau explains what it means to have a good sense of humor.
3 Personality Similarities To Look For When Finding The Right Person To Date
Similar levels of honesty, humility, and openness to experiences make for great romantic relationships.
If You Have This Quality, It Means You Are A Good Listener
Psychologist Michal Lehmann discusses the benefits of humility for both the speaker and the listener in tough conversations.
The Surprising Link Between Art Museums And Mental Health
A new study suggests that visiting art museums can help you lead a happier and more balanced life.
A Psychology Professor Explains The Best Way To Deal With Rejection
Psychologist Mark Leary deconstructs the pain we feel when we experience rejection and how to feel better about it.
Want To Be Happy? Look No Further Than Your Sense Of Autonomy
New research examines the role autonomy plays in living a happy and meaningful life.
Does Finding Media Violence Funny Mean You Have A Dark Personality?
Psychologist Craig Anderson discusses the link between finding humor in violent movies and video games and dark personalities.
Here Are 7 Traits Found In Antagonistic People
New research compares antagonistic personality traits with basic models of personality.
What Does Your Make-Up Usage Say About You?
Psychologist Anthonieta Looman Mafra discusses what women’s make-up usage patterns might say about their self-esteem and body image.
Which Kind Of Narcissist Is The Most Difficult To Date?
New research explores how narcissistic personality traits affect dating and romantic relationships.
Most People In Long-Term Relationships View These 2 Traits As The Core Of Compatibility
Psychologist Jie Liu discusses what contributes to a relationship's longevity and satisfaction.