People Love Working From Home. But Does It Love Them Back?

• NPR
• June 8, 2026

Featuring: Nicholas Epley

Touching Grass

• The New York Times
• June 7, 2026

Featuring: Marc Berman

The High Cost of Silent Classrooms

• The New York Times
• June 8, 2026

Featuring: Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, Jonathan Haidt

Want to ‘Optimize’ Your Happiness? This Happiness Expert Says: Don’t

• The New York Times
• May 30, 2026

Featuring: Laurie Santos

Harvard Faculty Votes to Make It Harder for Undergrads to Earn A’s

• NBC News
• May 20, 2026

Featuring: Joshua Greene

1.7 Million Unspoken Words

• Macmillan Learning
• May 15, 2026

Featuring: David Myers

Stressing Over Something? These 3 Questions Can Help

• The New York Times
• May 22, 2026

Featuring: Martin Seligman

Anthropic Wants Claude to Be Moral. Is Religion Really the Answer?

• The New York Times
• April 20, 2026

Featuring: David DeSteno

Harvard Caps A’s as Selective Colleges Attack Grade Inflation

• The New York Times
• May 20, 2026

Featuring: Steven Pinker

Pay Attention

• The Atlantic
• May 14, 2026

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

How to Recover Your Shrinking Attention Span

• Scientific American
• May 13, 2026

Featuring: Monica Rosenberg, Nilli Lavie

The Attention-Span Panic

• The Atlantic
• May 6, 2026

Featuring: Raymond Klein

Why Middle-Aged Americans Are in Crisis

• Nautilus
• April 16, 2026

Research from Current Directions in Psychological Science

The Rise of Emotional Surveillance

• The Atlantic
• May 3, 2026

Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett

The Gift of Getting Weirder With Age

• The New York Times
• May 1, 2026

Featuring: Rebecca Schlegel

How to Use Habit-Stacking to Reach Your Health and Wellness Goals

• The Washington Post
• April 26, 2026

Featuring: Kathrine Milkman

How to Let Go of Grudges— And Why It Could Be Good for Your Health

• The Washington Post
• April 23, 2026

Featuring: Everett Worthington Jr.

Why It’s Important to Talk About Race With Children

• Scientific American
• February 24, 2026

Featuring: Sylvia Perry

Songbirds Reveal the Dark Side of Making New Brain Cells as Adults

• Scientific American
• April 17, 2026

Featuring: Eliot Brenowitz

We’re Not Speaking as Much as We Used To — And Scientists are Concerned

• CBC News Network
• April 17, 2026

Research from Perspectives on Psychological Science

Edna Foa, Who Pioneered Exposure Therapy to Treat PTSD, Dies at 88

• The New York Times
• April 12, 2026

Featuring: Edna Foa

‘Moon Joy’ and the Overview Effect—How Views from Space Change Us

• Scientific American
• April 11, 2026

Featuring: Michelle Shiota

How a Scary Diagnosis Taught Me to Cope With Stressful Uncertainty

• The Wall Street Journal
• April 2, 2026

Featuring: Kate Sweeny

The Hidden Forces Shaping Your Choices

• NPR
• April 10, 2026

Featuring: Michele Gelfand

Why Talking Behind Someone’s Back Isn’t Always Bad

• TIME Magazine
• April 8, 2026

Featuring: Frank McAndrew

Nine Tips to Help You Cope During Turbulent Times

• BBC News
• March 12, 2026

Featuring: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Kate Sweeny

My Anxiety Is Keeping Me Up. How Can I Get Some Sleep?

• The New York Times
• April 7, 2026

Featuring: Roxane Cohen Silver

Brain Game May Reduce Risk of Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias

• CNN
• February 13, 2026

Featuring: Michael Merzenich

How to Build Self-Control, According to Psychologists

• Scientific American
• March 28, 2026

Featuring: Katharina Bernecker

The Surprising Reason for the New Homophobia

• The Atlantic
• March 27, 2026

Featuring: Mahzarin R. Banaji, Eli J. Finkel

How a Healthy Mind-Set Influences Longevity

• The New York Times
• March 26, 2026

Featuring: Becca Levy

Edward L. Deci, 83, Dies; Found Self-Determination as a Key to Happiness

• The New York Times
• February 26, 2026

Featuring: Richard Ryan

How Does Your Brain Perceive the World?

• NPR
• March 20, 2026

Featuring: John Wixted

Friendship, on Demand

• The Atlantic
• March 18, 2026

Featuring: William Chopik

5 Ways to Resist the Urge to Keep Looking At Your Phone

• NPR
• March 12, 2026

Featuring: Jean Twenge

Do You Really Need Closure?

• The New York Times
• January 8, 2026

Featuring: Arie W. Kruglanski, Dan P. McAdams

The Dieting Myth That Just Won’t Die

• The Atlantic
• March 13, 2026

Featuring: Ashley Gearhardt

Is The Key To Better Aging All In Our Mind?

• Scientific American
• March 5, 2026

Featuring: Becca Levy

Can Dreams Help You Solve Problems?

• TIME Magazine
• February 26, 2026

Featuring: Ken Paller

Can’t Stop Overthinking?

• The Washington Post
• March 4, 2026

Featuring: Ethan Kross

The Secret to Happiness? These Experts Say It’s Feeling Loved by Others

• The Washington
• February 12, 2026

Featuring: Sonja Lyubomirsky

When Honesty Is Overrated in Relationships

• TIME Magazine
• February 18, 2026

Featuring: John Gottman

2026 National Academy of Sciences Award Recipients Announced

• National Academy of Sciences
• February 22, 2026

Featuring: Deanna M. Barch, M.J. Crockett, Tor D. Wager

Did Social Media Break a Generation — Or Just Change It?

• NPR
• February 20, 2026

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt

A Psychologist Says This Exercise Can Make You More Hopeful In 14 Days

• The Washington Post
• January 23, 2026

Featuring: Marc Berman

How to Get Through the Rest of Winter

• The New York Times
• February 20, 2026

Featuring: Mark Seery

What You Have in Common With a Pigeon and Why It’s Causing Problems for You

• The New York Times
• February 16, 2026

Featuring: Peter Balsam, Kent Berridge

The Evolutionary Brilliance of the Baby Giggle

• The New York Times
• February 4, 2026

Featuring: Gina Mireault

Dr. Oz Says Drinking Is a ‘Social Lubricant.’ Some Experts Worry About That.

• The New York Times
• February 10, 2026

Featuring: Kasey Creswell, Michael Sayette, Julia Buckner

What It Means to Be ‘Touch-Starved’

• The New York Times
• February 5, 2026

Featuring: James A. Coan, Dacher Keltner, Tiffany Field

Let Your Kids Fail

• The Atlantic
• February 4, 2026

Featuring: Ann S. Masten

Psychiatrists Plan to Overhaul the Mental Health Bible—And Change How We Define ‘Disorder’

• Scientific American
• January 28, 2026

Featuring: Ashley Watts

Do You Ever Feel Like You Are Hiding Your True Self?

• The New York Times
• January 29, 2026

Featuring: Mark Leary, Iris Mauss

New Evidence Shows How Discrimination Shortens Lives In Black Communities

• The Washington Post
• January 26, 2026

Featuring: Ryan Bogdan

Kathy Hirsh-Pasek and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff Talk Parenting

• Good Morning America
• January 27, 2026

Featuring: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Roberta Michnick Golinkoff

Video Evidence and Eye Witness Accounts: Why People See Different things

• Scientific American
• January 26, 2026

Featuring: Elizabeth Loftus

Jennifer Eberhardt Is Analyzing Police Bias With AI

• TIME Magazine
• January 27, 2026

Featuring: Jennifer Eberhardt

Why Does Orange Juice Taste Bad After You Brush Your Teeth?

• Scientific American
• January 26, 2026

Featuring: Linda Bartoshuk

Yes, Introverts and Extroverts Can Be Good Friends. Here’s How

• NPR
• January 17, 2026

Featuring: William Chopik

The Friend-Group Fallacy

• The Atlantic
• January 7, 2026

Featuring: Letitia Anne Peplau

Why Some People Are Wired to Help Strangers, And What Their Brains Reveal

• The Washington Post
• January 8, 2026

Featuring: Abigail Marsh

8 Ways to Become a Nicer Person

• TIME Magazine
• January 9, 2026

Featuring: Lara Aknin

Why You Should Put Down Your Phone and Daydream Instead

• The Washington Post
• January 8, 2026

Featuring: Erin Westgate

For 2026, There’s a Better Way to Be Hopeful

• The New York Times
• January 1, 2026

Featuring: David DeSteno

Hope in a Time of Cynicism

• The New York Times
• January 1, 2026

Featuring: Jamil Zaki

A Better Way to Think About New Year’s Resolutions

• The Atlantic
• December 30, 2025

Featuring: David Desteno

Willpower Doesn’t Work. This Does

• The New York Times
• December 28, 2025

Featuring: Angela Duckworth

Here’s How to Make Resolutions Stick, According to a Behavior Change Scientist

• The Washington Post
• December 31, 2025

Featuring: Katy Milkman

Our Favorite Relationship Advice for 2026

• The New York Times
• December 30, 2025

Featuring: Catherine A. Sanderson, Laurie Santos

A Better Way to Think About New Year’s Resolutions

• The Atlantic
• December 30, 2025

Featuring: David Desteno

Who Counts as a Significant Other?

• NPR
• December 26, 2025

Featuring: Bella DePaulo

When Joy and Grief Collide on Your Wedding Day

• The New York Times
• December 25, 2025

Featuring: Emily Balcetis, Tessa West

What Is ‘Functional Freeze’?

• The New York Times
• December 21, 2025

Featuring: George A. Bonanno

Here’s How Much Practice You Need to Become the Best in the World

• Scientific American
• December 18, 2025

Featuring: Brooke Macnamara, Zach Hambrick

Australia’s Grand Social-Media Experiment

• The Atlantic
• December 18, 2025

Featuring: Candice Odgers

Brain-computer Interfaces

• Radio New Zealand
• December 13, 2025

Featuring: Anthony Lambert

How to Build the Mindset Now Proven to Slow Ageing

• BBC Science Focus Magazine
• December 15, 2025

Featuring: Becca Levy

A New Antidote for Youth Loneliness: Sharing Data About the Kindness of Others

• The Wall Street Journal
• November 21, 2025

Featuring: Jamil Zaki

Why Doing Good Also Makes Us Feel Good, During the Holidays and Beyond

• ABC News
• November 30, 2025

Featuring: Amrisha Vaish, Michael Tomasello

Why Are ADHD Rates On the Rise?

• Scientific American
• December 6, 2025

Featuring: Stephen Hinshaw

The Right Attitude to Gratitude

• The Atlantic
• November 27, 2025

Featuring: Martin Seligman

Anyone Can Be an Altruist

• The Washington Post
• December 1, 2025

Featuring: Abigail Marsh

The Top 4 Riskiest Life Choices People Are Making In 2025, According to New Study

• Forbes
• November 19, 2025

Research from Psychological Science

Quirky Rituals May Feel Arbitrary, But They Can Strongly Affect Well-being

• The Washington Post
• November 27, 2025

Featuring: Cristine Legare, Michael Norton, Laurie Santos

Study Finds Mental Health Benefit to One-Week Social Media Break

• The New York Times
• November 24, 2025

Featuring: Jonathan Haidt, Candice L. Odgers, Jean Twenge

The Best Years of Your Life Are Probably Still Ahead

• TIME
• November 14, 2025

Featuring: Laura Carstensen

How Putting Your Thoughts Into Words Can Rewire Your Brain

• The Washington Post
• November 21, 2025

Featuring: James Pennebaker

Phone And Computer Time May Actually Be Good for Your Aging Brain

• The Washington Post
• November 19, 2025

Featuring: Michael Scullin

The Screen That Ate Your Child’s Education

• The New York Times
• November 16, 2025

Featuring: Jean M. Twenge

Can Digital Ghosts Help Us Heal?

• Scientific American
• November 18, 2025

Featuring: Mary-Frances O’Connor

You’ve Heard of FOMO. But Do You Have FOFO?

• TIME Magazine
• November 12, 2025

Featuring: Steven Taylor

Three Rules for a Lasting Happy Marriage

• The Atlantic
• November 6, 2025

Featuring: David M. Buss

Learning Another Language May Slow Brain Aging, Huge New Study Finds

• Scientific American
• November 11, 2025

Featuring: Susan Teubner-Rhodes

Why We Struggle to Say No—And How to Get Better at It

• Scientific American
• November 5, 2025

Featuring: Sunita Sah

Music Could Help Ease Pain From Surgery or Illness. Scientists Are Listening

• Associated Press News
• October 18, 2025

Featuring: Caroline Palmer

Are You Too Hard on Yourself?

• The New York Times
• November 3, 2025

Featuring: Steven C. Hayes

How Childhood Relationships Affect Your Adult Attachment Style, according to Large New Study

• Scientific American
• November 1, 2025

Featuring: Keely Dugan, R. Chris Fraley, Phillip Shaver

Study Finds Evidence That Text-Based Therapy Eases Depression

• The New York Times
• October 30, 2025

Featuring: Patricia A. Areán

Here’s How Much You Need to Exercise to Feel a Little Bit Better

• The Washington Post
• October 30, 2025

Featuring: C.J. Brush

Chimps Can Weigh Evidence and Update Their Beliefs Like Humans Do

• Scientific American
• October 30, 2025

Featuring: Jan Engelmann