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Mette Højen Wiik, founder of Work In Tune (WIT), explores the profound connection between the psychology of performance, safety and effective leadership.

Make your bedding work harder when it comes to helping you drift off to sleep

The award-winning Irish novelist on the psychology of violence, why prurience is natural and writing in bed

Your bags are packed. You’ve sorted entertainment and snacks for your passengers and have squeezed all your holiday luggage in the car. You’re now ready to head off for your road trip – one hour after you meant to leave. There will be more traffic now, but maybe, if you…

Start the new year off right with achievable resolutions! Psychology professor Wendy Walsh shares tips on setting goals and staying on track. No willpower ...

With a joyful celebration of family love and communal bonds at its heart, Charles Dickens’s story A Christmas Carol has often been credited with creating our modern idea of Christmas. Published on December 19 1843, the first edition sold out rapidly and the story was immediately adapted onto the Victorian…

Youth mental health has worsened significantly over the past decade, but new interventions that teach positive psychology concepts in school may help.

Poor Things isn’t trying to be a masterclass in developmental psychology, but it portrays some parallel milestones that viewers may find familiar.

Someone confident, cunning, and well-versed in psychology has a good chance of successfully impersonating others. Here's what that looks like in practice. The post 35 People Who Successfully Cheated The System by Pretending To Belong (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

Noam Chomsky, the revered and reviled genius once famously described as “the most important intellectual alive”, turns 95 today. He is a monumental figure in modern linguistics, and only a slightly lesser deity in psychology, philosophy and political activism.

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