The Latest Breaking News from Psychology

IFS data: Men cheat more, but women are more likely now. Infidelity stats expose the closing gender gap. Reasons behind why they cheat revealed.

Personality tests promise to help us understand who we are and how we are similar, or different, to others

A candid Reddit post from a tech worker approaching 40 has sparked widespread discussion about wealth benchmarks, retirement planning, and the psychology of financial success. Despite having accumulated $700,000 in liquid investments with his wife and maintaining strong financial habits, the original poster feels “perilously behind on building wealth.”

A color and design psychology expert shares how she went from gasping at the thought of wearing pink to drenching her wall in it

Discover the 3-day rule and why short trips feel longer than long ones. The science behind travel time perception and vacation psychology.

Target uses psychology to make you spend more—learn the retail tricks behind your impulse buys and how to shop smarter every time.

Digital coupon apps from stores like Kroger and Safeway have become an essential tool for many shoppers, offering the promise of easy, paperless savings. While these apps do provide some legitimate discounts, their primary purpose is not just to save you money. They are sophisticated data collection and marketing tools…

I'm a specialist in behavioural color and design psychology, and here's what most people get wrong when describing colors

Spotting sociopathic behavior in children early can make a real difference in helping them—and their families—get the right support. While experts caution against labeling a child as a “sociopath,” certain traits—especially when persistent—may suggest conduct disorder or callous-unemotional behaviors that could evolve into antisocial personality disorder later on. Recognizing these…

Setting foot inside Gary Ridgway's shoes gave Bundy license to unpack his own psychology. Here's how to watch 'Ted Bundy: Dialogue with the Devil' online.

IN FOCUS: For very good reasons, charities have stopped calling boys bad. Ben Bryant investigates why many experts in the UK are calling for the media, government and public to stop using the ubiquitous phrase