The Latest Breaking News from Psychology

There was a time, just a couple of decades ago, when researchers in psychology and health always had to engage with people face-to-face or using the telephone. The worst case scenario was sending questionnaire packs out to postal addresses and waiting for handwritten replies.

In an era of persistent inflation, the psychology of a sale sign can be misleading. Shoppers see a red “20% Off” sticker and feel like they are getting a great deal, but they often overlook a crucial fact. The “sale” price in 2025 is frequently higher than the regular, everyday…

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Parenting advice evolves with each generation, shaped by new psychological research, cultural shifts, and a deeper understanding of child development. What was once considered a gold-standard parenting practice can later be viewed as outdated or even detrimental. Many well-intentioned parents raise their children the way they were raised, unaware that…

In a world of taps and swipes, physical currency can feel like a relic. Society conditions us to believe digital is faster, cleaner, and more convenient. Yet, many people consciously choose to keep bills and coins in their pockets. Their reasons are far more complex than being old-fashioned or technologically…

Müller produces her own tracks using professional-grade production software, layering frequencies to create deep neurological effects.

New research has shed light on the psychology of ‘self-invitation’, and why people hold back from asking to join others’ plans

Domestiques, sprinters, hill climbers and GCs. How exactly do teams work at the Tour de France?

What is the most bizarre psychology experiment that you've ever heard of?