Episodes (Page 2)
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Millions experience medical trauma annually, often overlooked.
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Michael Lynn, PhD, discusses "tip creep" and digital payment screens.
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Abigail Sussman, PhD, explores psychological biases influencing spending and debt.
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Gina Mireault, PhD, studies baby laughter in her lab.
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First impressions form in milliseconds, influenced by stereotypes and biases.
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Dr. Piacentini explains the brain basis of Tourette disorder and why tics are common in children.
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Sarah Schnitker discusses why patience is difficult in modern life.
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Contingency management offers rewards for drug abstinence.
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Jonah Berger explains why some ideas go viral.
Jonah Berger
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Mary Alvord explains the importance of resilience for children.
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Relationship science challenges popular myths about love and dating.
Paul Eastwick
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Being a daughter is often an unrecognized, lifelong job called 'daughtering'.
Allison Alford
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Aphantasia is the inability to visualize mental imagery.
Joel Pearson
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Chimps and bonobos possess remarkable long-term social memory, remembering family after decades.
Laura Simone Lewis
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Precision mental health aims to personalize depression and anxiety treatments.
Leanne Williams
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AI companions are emerging, raising questions about human relationships.
Ashleigh Golden
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Bilingualism offers significant cognitive benefits beyond language processing.
Viorica Marian
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Scandinavians embrace winter, finding coziness and beauty in cold months.
Kari Leibowitz
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Competition is a pervasive force in work, relationships, and social life.
Stephen Garcia
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Moral psychology informs charitable giving decisions.
Joshua Greene