This month, we are diving into a hot executive function skill topic: designing personalized, ADHD-friendly systems that work for you. This is part of the organization executive function skill. Organization is an... Read more »
Narcissism, characterized by grandiose self-perceptions, attention-seeking, and a sense of entitlement, is damaging to relationships. Narcissism expert Keith Campbell describes it as “like a disease where the sufferers feel pretty good, but... Read more »
Providers and health organizations alike encourage children and families to pursue mental healthcare as if it were universally healing. Amidst the ongoing pediatric mental health crisis — characterized by increased rates of... Read more »
While on vacation this summer on the Garden Island of Kauai, my husband and I had booked a botanical gardens tour. The rain made visibility difficult and slowed our driving. Our jeep... Read more »
Most daters know that relationships come easier when partners can relate to each other. From passion to politics, and everything in between, similar views and values are unifying. Although I have previously... Read more »
Source: Lionsgate With Father’s Day right around the corner, teenage daughters might find comfort in watching movies to help them navigate this day without their father. Whether the loss of their father... Read more »
As the lights go down in the movie theatre, you reflexively reach into the bucket of popcorn on your lap and start eating. You notice that the first bite is a bit... Read more »
Is the amount of time you spend thinking about food normal? You probably don’t know, and that’s not a failure of self-awareness. It’s a structural feature of being human. Hunger, like anxiety... Read more »
In May 2023, educational technology company Chegg faced a challenge that few leaders anticipated. For years, the company had built a successful business around helping students access answers, tutoring, and learning support.... Read more »
Post by Qin Zhao, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Western Kentucky University You get an exam back and see two numbers: your score and your percentile. Or a performance review shows both your... Read more »