Psychology

The Real-Life Surgery Behind Severance's Dystopian Drama

Yes, it's a real thing.
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I'm A Deception Psychologist —This Is Why We Are Drawn To Shows Like The Traitors

The Traitors is now the most watched BBC reality show, but what is the underlying draw?
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'Why Do I Find It So Hard To Accept Compliments?' A Psychologist Explains

If compliments make you squirm, this is why.
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If You Would Rather Lie In Bed And Rot, You May Be Experiencing This Lesser Known Condition

Rest is essential, but there may be more to it if you never want to do more.
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This Is How Optimism Can Help Your Physical And Mental Health

Hope is a force to be reckoned with.
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So THAT's Why We Are So Easily Swayed By Crowd Opinion

It feels like contestants on The Traitors are easily swayed, but is that just human nature?
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We're Far Worse At Spotting Liars Than We Think. Here's Why

You might not have fared as well at the roundtable as you think.
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I Asked 3 Experts Why Everybody Is Breaking Up Right Now And The Answer Blew Me Away

No, it's not just you.
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Here's Why You Keep Failing At Reducing Screen Time, And What To Do Instead

It's okay, my 2025 resolutions aren't going well either.
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Not Ready To Start A New Year? Try The Roman Approach

Preparing for a new year when it's still cold and dark doesn't feel right...
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