Many of us are prone to jumping to conclusions—deciding something is true with limited evidence. This tendency might lead to mistaken assumptions in daily life, like misjudging someone’s intentions based on a... Read more »
Without question, humans are fascinated by romantic relationships and love. A disproportionate number of popular songs pertain to love (see Hobbs & Gallup, 2011). Art often pertains to love and relationships (Miller,... Read more »
The question “Which part of the brain controls emotions?” reflects a common misconception—that emotions arise from a single, localized area of the brain. In reality, emotional processing is distributed across a network... Read more »
Two soldiers experience the same explosion. One returns home and gradually readjusts to civilian life. The other develops PTSD, jumping at sudden sounds and showing erratic and violent behavior. How come? What... Read more »
For many people, difficulty concentrating is a familiar experience during periods of stress or emotional turmoil. Whether it’s the mind drifting during a conversation or zoning out in front of a screen,... Read more »
The explosion of generative artificial intelligence and its intricate relationship with our natural intelligence is not 100% positive. It comes with challenges, some of which are only slowly coming to the surface.... Read more »
For many autistic women, a diagnosis in adulthood can be both a relief and a reckoning. While it may bring clarity to years of uncertainty, a new study highlights that late diagnosis... Read more »
“These were kids just trying to have a summer. And nature didn’t give them that chance.” – Scott Ruskan, Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, as told to ABC News The flash floods that... Read more »
Over a decade ago, I booked my first appointment with a physician who focused on women’s hormonal health. We had both presented at a local conference, and I’d been impressed by her... Read more »