Adolescents’ epistemic vigilance towards online sources

Adolescents’ epistemic vigilance towards online sources

Younger individuals may be particularly susceptible to believing incorrect information online due to their reliance on visual and aesthetic cues, limited experience with critically evaluating information, and developing cognitive skills. Understanding this... Read more »
Why It’s So Hard and How to Improve

Why It’s So Hard and How to Improve

Delayed gratification is the ability to resist an immediate reward in favor of a larger or more important reward later​. For example, it might mean skipping a night of video games to... Read more »
Will Pills Replace Skills for Our Children?

Will Pills Replace Skills for Our Children?

Amid rising emotional and behavioral challenges among children, society has increasingly turned to psychiatric medications as a solution. From ADHD to depression, medications are now central to managing pediatric mental health. However,... Read more »
Impulsive buying and deferment of gratification among adults with ADHD

Impulsive buying and deferment of gratification among adults with ADHD

Individuals with ADHD typically experience significant difficulties delaying gratification due to deficits in executive functioning, which impair self-control and make resisting immediate rewards in favor of long-term benefits challenging. Einarsson, S. B.,... Read more »
How You Can Help Your Child Be Courageous

How You Can Help Your Child Be Courageous

One isn’t necessarily born with courage, but one is born with potential. Without courage, we cannot practice any other virtue with consistency. We can’t be kind, true, merciful, generous, or honest. —... Read more »
School belonging, camouflaging, and anxiety in autistic students: Mixed methods study

School belonging, camouflaging, and anxiety in autistic students: Mixed methods study

Camouflaging involves autistic individuals hiding or suppressing their natural behaviors and traits to fit in socially, impacting their mental health, identity, and well-being. This can lead to heightened anxiety, depression, social isolation,... Read more »
Your Child’s Superpower Is an Understanding of Commitment

Your Child’s Superpower Is an Understanding of Commitment

What are some of the most important skills a child can learn? We all know the importance of doing well in school or being a good person. Those are important, of course.... Read more »
Gender Matters. So Does Science

Gender Matters. So Does Science

On the first day of the new administration, January 20, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order: “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” which... Read more »
Is AI a Treasure Chest or Pandora’s Box?

Is AI a Treasure Chest or Pandora’s Box?

Since ChatGPT’s arrival in late 2022, the explosion of artificial intelligence has taken one technological leap after another. But what is happening now goes beyond external shifts to a potential reshaping of... Read more »
Reclaiming Your Life After Divorce-Related Trauma and PTSD

Reclaiming Your Life After Divorce-Related Trauma and PTSD

Researchers have categorized divorce as the second most stressful event in adult life. Although divorce does not inherently fit the American Psychological Association’s (APA) trauma criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), similar... Read more »
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