Be honest with me. Have you ever had the thought that you wanted to start your own business but didn’t know how? Do you have it frequently? I’m here to relieve you of the mental anguish.Whatever you’re thinking of building, … Continue reading
The possibility of being addicted to switching up your hair color isn’t totally out of left field. In fact, it’s pretty easy: You could become addicted to just about anything, including your staple Starbucks order. “Everyday activities like eating, drinking, … Continue reading
For some, litigation has become a less popular option for people who find themselves in a legal dispute. Depending on the issue, litigation can be a costly process, both financially and emotionally, and there is no assurance that either disputant … Continue reading
Presented by MetLife Foundation in collaboration with WSJ. Custom Studios, Multipliers of Prosperity takes a look globally at the challenges we face in confronting the issues of financial inclusion. The program dives deep into what’s working, questions what isn’t and … Continue reading
With the increased use of online therapy and wellness-based mobile applications, the field of mental health is following in the path of physical health initiatives in the design of more accessible and convenient platforms. Online programs, such as MassMen.org, allow … Continue reading
Phillip Pullman, notable for His Dark Materials trilogy is not alone in believing that fairy tales bear no psychological heft and therefore call for no psychological discussion. “There is no psychology in a fairy tale,” he avers: “The characters have … Continue reading
November’s worst research findings lean towards sociopsychology perspectives, covering complex topics such as morals, prejudice, tolerance and fairness. Meanwhile the month’s best research findings include actionable advice for the improvement of happiness and wellbeing from childhood through to old age. … Continue reading
It will, no doubt, be a cause for wry amusement that, according to recent research, men’s brains and women’s brains do not differ after all. Any thought of giving someone for Christmas Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, … Continue reading
Louise Camilleri (University of Malta) delivering her presentation at the MSPF’s first session. The Malta Student Psychology Forum (MSPF) launched its first session by discussing the much disputed topic of the age of sexual consent. The session addressed whether the … Continue reading
We always have good intentions that we don’t follow through on. That’s what procrastination is — the gap between intention and action. When you look at New Year’s, by definition, you’re making your intention to start at least days from … Continue reading