Why is it so hard to plan for the future? Psychologist Hal Hershfield found that our brains perceive our future self as a separate person — with less urgent wants and needs than our present self.

A psychologist warned about a narcissistic manipulation tactic called future faking, where a partner promises plans but never follows through on them.

Why is it so hard to plan for the future? Psychologist Hal Hershfield found that our brains perceive our future self as a separate person — with less urgent wants and needs than our present ...

Dear Amy: I have a 22-year-old son who just graduated from an out-of-state university, which we paid for. Now that he’s back home, he tells us that to maximize his major (psychology), he will… ...

A one-sided mouth raise — that subtle smirk of superiority — might just be the No.1 red flag for divorce, according to renowned psychologist John Gottman, the founder of the Gottman Institute ...

Engineers are using cognitive psychology, including techniques for studying how human children learn, to uncover the inherent biases built into AIs and machine learning that can lead to mistakes.

Psychologist studies the emotional disconnect between our present and future selves by University of California, Los Angeles Credit: AI-generated image (disclaimer) ...

This is great practice for a future psychologist. He is solely responsible for fulfilling his own goals. He should research and pursue financial aid through grants, scholarships or fellowships.

Hybrid work models became increasingly popular as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which forced millions of workers to work remotely for public health concerns.

As a clinical psychologist-in-training who provides brief psychotherapy at a university counseling center, I have experienced firsthand the difficulty of connecting students with an off-campus ...