Psychology Today

Psychology-Today

Commentary, Research and News that cover all aspects of Human Behavior, from the workings of the brain, to relationships and the larger cultural forces that influence our decisions.

A conversation with neuroeconomist Paul J. Zak.

Narratives help humans make sense of the world and build community. Storytelling is universal; it holds the power to bridge cultural and individual divides. Stories serve as powerful propagators of information that pass down the values and ideas promoted within a culture. In other words, our stories are intergenerational time capsules for preserving, instilling, and exchanging values.

Three Tips to Increase Audience Engagement

How Does the Brain Manage Socioeconomic Diversity?

Conversational AI versus Conversational Intelligence

Three Habits That Reduce Conversational Success

Nursing Narratives: The Frontline to the Finish Line

The Writing Brain: Putting Plasticity to Work

Neurons, the Brain’s Chatter Bugs

A Brief History of Conversational Firesides

Foster Conversational Closeness at a Distance

How a Virus is Putting the Information Age to the Test

Adapting to Stress

Say What? Oh, What to Say

Two Brain Neuroscience

Uncovering Blind Spots through Conversational Rituals

7 Tales of Perplexing Perception

Transforming Organizational Culture

Words Create Worlds

Surfing, a Lesson in Letting Go

Smart Cities

Sleepy Cells



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