Changes in routine can be especially challenging for autistic people because predictability helps them feel safe and in control. Unexpected disruptions, like a canceled plan or a new environment, may trigger stress,... Read more »
Empathy is often thought of as a universal human trait, yet it is also one of the most debated aspects of autism. While stereotypes suggest that autistic people struggle with empathy, many... Read more »
The question of whether individuals drawn into extremist ideologies online should be treated as victims or perpetrators continues to spark debate. A new study suggests that public opinion may be shaped more... Read more »
If you died and then came back to life, how would the experience change how you spend your time at work? My research assistant and I were interested in this question, so... Read more »
Many people with anxiety share that they sometimes “question everything, even [their] own core beliefs and reality,” as one forum user put it. Stress and fear prime our minds to grasp for... Read more »
Having worked with dogs for more than 25 years, I have always been interested in the question: Why do humans love their dogs so much? Is it because they look so cute?... Read more »
Autistic people often thrive on routine and structure because predictability reduces anxiety, eases sensory overload, and provides a sense of control in an otherwise overwhelming world. What This Article Covers: Why routine... Read more »
Whether it’s a friend who vanishes without a word or a romantic partner who stops replying to texts, ghosting has become a widely recognized part of modern relationships. Despite its growing presence... Read more »
While listening to The Prof G Podcast recently, Scott Galloway, in a conversation about friendship, mentioned the oft-quoted idea that we are the average of the five people we spend the most... Read more »
Speaking out about abuse and dangerous behavior can be one of the most terrifying things someone can do. Survivors often carry a heavy fear of not being believed, of being blamed, or... Read more »