Kids who tell their parents, "I'm fine," but not much else, are often not fine at all. But parents often struggle to figure out what's really going on or to get them to open up. These tips could help.

Everyone who has ever been ghosted while dating can attest that it is not a nice feeling when the other side suddenly turns completely silent. But is it worse than being rejected directly? A new study offers some answers, writes @ocklenBLOG

Here's how we know that post-traumatic stress disorder is experienced by species other than humans—and why that matters.

One of the most effective ways to restore willpower isn’t by trying harder but by entering a state of flow. Here's how nature, art, and intuition can help, writes @danaklisanin

Want to make it to 100 or beyond? Genes might give us a head start, but it’s our daily choices that decide how far we go. This is how, by @DrSamGoldstein

RT @ocklenBLOG: New blog post on @PsychToday - Ghosting vs. Rejection: Which Is Worse? | Psychology Today

Pocketing or stashing is when a person deliberately keeps a romantic relationship hidden from friends, family, and others. Here are some signs that it’s happening to you and ways to deal with it, by @bruce_y_lee

Building and maintaining friendships takes time, which can be in short supply as you get older. Here are a few things to try in your adult search for friends.

RT @DocGrawitch: When AI tells me every suggestion is “brilliant,” it’s not being kind - it’s being fake. Character requires context. Witho….

Cooking and cleaning are easy ways to measure how housework is divided in a family. But cognitive labor is just as time-consuming and stressful—and just as likely to fall more on women's shoulders. This is why, and how to start changing that.

Every day, we face the choice to react with cruelty or kindness. Here's what happens to our mood and well-being when we decide to be good to others, writes @HappinesPodcast

RT @faisal_hoque: In my feature article today. As artificial intelligence advances, it can now replicate our voices, faces, behaviors,….

People rarely have a good sense of their own level of physical attractiveness. This is why—and what it means for them.

How do we learn from our past failures and continue to push forward with “no loss of enthusiasm”? And how can we encourage resilience in our teams? Psychological research offers some tips, writes @AshleyJ1231

Sexual satisfaction typically declines in long-term relationships, but that doesn't mean it has to. Research points to four ways partners can keep re-igniting their spark.

Friendship is not merely beneficial—it's essential for thriving, happiness, and longevity. Here are some ways to cultivate it.

When life gets hard, we are prone to catastrophizing, which only makes the experience more stressful. Having perspective can help. Here's how to get it.

Flirting to attract a partner can go very well—or it can go poorly or lead to someone being "friend-zoned." These are the main factors that make the difference.

As the case of the Menendez brothers shows, the less-than-fully-developed executive functions of teenagers can play a key role in juvenile crime.

Flashbacks that occur after psychedelic-assisted therapy are a relatively common phenomenon in clinical trials. Here's an overview of what to expect.