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Mark Travers Ph.dPsychology Today |
These three films get just about everything wrong about psychology. Here's why.
Here's why some partners in relationships always have to one-up the other.
Discover why these two "fun facts" are nothing more than tall tales.
These 3 tests will help you uncover exactly what your interviewers want to know.
Committing to veganism is nowhere near as easy as it looks. Here's why.
The expectation to fulfill the eldest-daughter role can be an immense burden.
Quid pro quo kindness can be damaging to a relationship.
Here are 5 easy ways you can become better at leaving the past in the past.
Ketamine is fighting the good fight against treatment-resistant depression.
No one knows depersonalization better than children of narcissists.
Marriage takes work. Here are seven areas where your efforts should be placed.
Research reveals the intriguing link between time and sex.
Your digital habits might be to blame for your concentration issues.
Have you been having strange dreams lately? Here's what they might mean.
Here's how to teach your child to confidently handle life's ups and downs.
Modern problems require modern solutions—especially in relationships.
You may know your love language, but do you know your "apology language?"
The secret to success is not concealing the effort it takes.
Growing up too quickly is undoubtedly hard, but studies show it isn't all bad.
Having a narcissist for a parent can have long-lasting consequences.
Marriage can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be terrifying.
Love is like a drug. Here's how to avoid becoming intoxicated by its effects.
When kids get out of hand, parents need to learn how to read between the lines.
Manipulators are experts at turning the tables, but they can be stopped.
Children need more than just caregiving and gifts to feel fulfilled.
Most people love to show love. Narcissists, however, only love themselves.
You shouldn't expect others to fulfill your every need—not even your partner.
A healthy child deserves just as much attention as a sick one does.
Our mother tongues can have a powerful impact on the way we see the world.
Time is an invaluable resource. Here's how to make the most of it.
Sympathy sex isn't as good for you as it may feel in the moment. Here's why.
The key to a brighter life is accepting the darker parts of yourself.
Love can be blinding. Here's how to avoid falling too hard and too fast.
To break the cycle of self-sabotage, you need to silence your "inner saboteurs."
They can be the right person for you, but only if you're ready for them to be.
Parenting involves ups and downs. Don't let the downs take you to low places.
Nothing disarms a narcissist like indifference.
The mystery of global glitches in memory recording.
Here's an explanation behind the unease you feel for the "almost human."
To create abundance, you must first create a mindset of abundance.
Being an adult without a partner is a scary idea to some. But it's fixable.
When does celebrity fascination turn into something problematic?
Seeking out new information is more beneficial than aimlessly consuming it.
Answer these 12 questions to test how bad your schadenfreude really is.
Being stuck in a room full of people who agree with you can be dangerous.
Superstitions are more than simple rituals; they're a valuable coping method.
How to manage the infinite opportunities for connection with a limited capacity.
Possessing these two qualities turns a mere listener into a trusted confidant.
Silent walking isn't just a physical activity; it's a transformative experience.