Older adults keep their cool in hot weather
A study found that older adults became more uncomfortable in high heat sooner, but it didn’t affect their moods as much as younger folks.
How guilt and shame control environmental decisions
A new study contributes to a deeper understanding of how emotions of guilt and shame influence people’s everyday environmental decisions.
The right therapy is good for cancer patients’ mental health
Many cancer patients struggle with negative thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Cognitive behavioral therapy could help.
The right therapy is good for cancer patients’ mental health
Many cancer patients struggle with negative thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Cognitive behavioral therapy could help.
Your mood may make you more likely to click on ads
“When you’re in a positive mood, it dampers down that tendency to use your persuasion knowledge to avoid ads.”
Brain activity predicts responses to emotional images
Researchers were able to predict a person’s response to emotionally charged scenes using brain imaging and computer modeling alone.
Threats to masculinity may make teen boys aggressive
A new study points to impact of pressure teen boys feel during puberty to be stereotypically masculine.
Science-backed tips to get out of feeling stuck
Feeling stuck? On this podcast, a scholar shares research on the tools to help overcome difficulties—from a job to a relationship.
Why do people cry?
What’s the science behind crying? A specialist explains the importance of tears for both physical and emotional health.
After being rude, guilt can make you work harder
“Guilt is this complex phenomenon. It’s burdensome, but it can also help us recover by reducing incivility and engaging more at work.”