The Latest Breaking News from Psychology

Everyone lies. That statement might sting, but it’s true. From the smallest white lie to the biggest cover-up, lying is part of being human. The real question isn’t whether we lie—it’s why we do it. Understanding the psychology of lying helps us make sense of our own choices and those…

People usually focus on the differences that exist between wealthy individuals and those with limited financial means. People who earn low incomes and those who earn high incomes both display behaviors that are not expected from their income level. The common traits between these groups allow us to overcome stereotypes…

Corporate psychology looks to be shifting, as worker shortages fade and AI advances hold the promise of doing more with less.

When most people think of actors, they imagine the glamour of movies, television and the stage.

Walk down any grocery aisle and you’ll notice it—buzzwords everywhere. “Natural,” “wholesome,” “made with real ingredients.” It’s like every box, bottle, and bag is screaming, Pick me! I’m healthy! But here’s the twist: most of those comforting labels don’t actually mean anything. They’re marketing magic designed to make you feel…

Stephanie Irons was discovered dead at an address in Mapperley, Nottingham

The way you take care of yourself can often send out signals to others that you may not realize. How you cut your hair, trim your nails, maintain your beard, and pluck your eyebrows can all contribute to your first impression. Psychology studies show that people form trust judgments in…

Every shopper knows that stores use clever layouts and promotions to boost sales, but few realize the cart itself is part of the trap. Retailers design carts with subtle psychological cues that encourage you to grab just one more item. Whether it’s extra space, digital prompts, or even child seats…

2/5 Jeremy Allen White is perfectly convincing in the starring role, but Scott Cooper’s film reduces Springsteen’s life to cliches and generic pop psychology