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A New Way To Understand Borderline Personality Disorder
Nicole Cardona discusses research that sheds new light on Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD.
What Does It Take To Be A Successful Leader?
Lucas Monzani discusses new research exploring why some leaders are more effective than others.
One Key Symptom Of Borderline Personality Disorder
New research explores why people with BPD are so distrustful of others.
Why Too Much Physical Activity Is Bad For Sleep
Sleep researchers Lyudmila Korostovtseva and Elena Dubinina discuss new research exploring sleep quality and physical activity.
Why We Owe It To Others To Be Positive
Expressing positive emotions lifts everyone's mood, according to new research.
Don't Let Your Social Anxiety Stop You From Finding Love
New research suggests that socially anxious people can have great relationships too.
One Reason Why You May Be Experiencing More Pain Than Normal
Luccia Macchia discusses her new research connecting physical pain to the state of the economy.
How To Not Let Impostor Syndrome Get In The Way Of Your Greatness
Psychologist Fabio Ibrahim and his collaborators discuss their new research on Impostor Syndrome.
Why Are Borderline Personalities So Distrustful Of Others?
Researchers Evelyn Levay and Zsolt Unoka discuss the link between BPD and distrust.
Why 'Peritraumatic Reactions' Are A Critical Piece Of The PTSD Puzzle
New research offers a new way of conceptualizing PTSD.
Why Expressing Happiness Helps All Of Us
Psychologist Kuba Krys gives new meaning to the phrase, 'be happy for others.'
4 Traits Of Psychologically Balanced People
New research defines what it means to be psychologically balanced.
Socially Anxious People Can Have Great Relationships Too
Psychologist Christian Hahn discusses his new research on social anxiety, depression, and romance.
Domestic Violence Is More Common Among These Two Personality Types
Personality disorders can predict the perpetration of domestic violence.
What Internet Addiction And OCD Have In Common
Obsessive symptoms and hoarding are hallmarks of Internet addiction.
Where Do Intrusive Memories Come From?
Alessandro Massazza discusses his new research on intrusive memories and PTSD.
How To Live A Psychologically Balanced Life
Psychologist Anastasia Besika discusses her new research on psychological balance, happiness, and life satisfaction.
Which PTSD Treatment Is Right For You?
New research compares the pros and cons of five PTSD treatment types.
10 Personality Disorders That May Cause Intimate Partner Violence
Purdue's Katherine Collison discusses her new research on personality disorders (PDs) and intimate partner violence (IPV).
Do You Daydream Too Much?
A new study examines the psychological illness known as maladaptive daydreaming.
What Is Internet Use Disorder And Who Does It Affect?
University of Padova's Tania Moretta discusses her new research on Internet use disorder and what can be done to prevent it.
Are You OCD? Here's One Way To Tell
Incorrect threat estimation is a key sign of obsessive compulsive disorder.
Why Social Darwinists Are Less Happy Than The Rest Of Us
New research explores the personality traits of people who profess a belief in social Darwinism.
Why PTSD Treatment Education Is An Important Part Of PTSD Treatment
Psychologists Meike Müller-Engelmann and Laura Schwartzkopff discuss their new research evaluating different forms of PTSD treatment.