Psychology in 10 Minutes David B. Feldman - psychology | social science | politics | mental health

Research shows that living a good life is about more than pleasure, and happiness may cause us to miss the most meaningful experiences of all.

Rituals are an important way for people to find meaning when they lose a loved one. But, rituals don't have to be formal or complicated. Here are four questions to help you develop a personal healing ritual.

Given how isolated many of us feel during "shelter in place," I thought I'd mix things up a bit my inviting a guest onto the show. I talk with psychologist Dr. Adam Dorsay about feelings and relationships in the midst of the outbreak.

New research shows that that two experiences--hope and fear--may distinguish who will take steps to protect themselves from COVID-19 and who won’t. We know there's reason for fear? But is there reason for hope?

It can feel risky to get in touch with our feelings, let alone express them. But one psychologist argues that getting to know our feelings can be one of the best things we ever do.

As children, many of us were taught to think positively. According to research, however, this isn't always good advice.