Psychology

Are You A Victim Of 'Good-Girl Brainwashing'? Here's How To Tell.

Certain behaviours and habits are encouraged in women to keep them small and in line.
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We Asked Men About Their ‘Mummy Issues.’ Here’s What They Said.

Women with “daddy issues” get a lot of attention (and jokes) in society, but maternal struggles are just as real and challenging.
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What Makes A 'Sincere' Apology? And Is It Better To Stay Quiet Sometimes?

“A half-baked apology is like putting a plaster on a deep wound,” says relationship expert.
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What It Means If You're A 'Paragraph Texter'

Would you rather send a long, wordy text than short, rapid-fire ones? There could be a psychological reason, according to experts.
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What Athletes Personally Do To Avoid Choking Under Pressure

Take notes from elite tennis stars like Frances Tiafoe: There's a way to stress-proof yourself against performance anxiety.
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Is It Healthy To Feel Disappointed By A Celebrity You Don't Even Know?

Lizzo and Ariana Grande are just the latest celebrities to disappoint their fans. There's a reason why we care so much.
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What's Happening In Your Body And Brain When You're Homesick

Experts explain the physical and mental changes you may experience when you move away from home (and how to alleviate them).
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5 Mood-Boosting Foods That Experts Say Actually Work

Delicious tips from the emerging field of nutritional psychology.
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This Is Why We’re All Obsessed With Watching Bottles Roll Down Stairs

Another very normal trend on the clock app.
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Your True Crime Obsession Could Be A Sign Of Underlying Stress

Psychologist Dr Thema Bryant said on a podcast: "I would encourage you to think about ‘why is trauma relaxing to me?’"
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