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The 2026 ODDESSI trial of Open Dialogue psychiatric care, focused on communication and care continuity, sheds light on how ...

Not knowing can be harder to handle than confirmed bad news. Personality science explains why and what you can do about it.

Deleuze and Guattari invite us to ask not only what we desire but also who or what has taught us to desire it.

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Research on implicit bias was more visible to the public in the past than it is now. A new research review suggests why that ...

Why do we care about celebrities’ weddings, breakups, and babies? Repeated exposure can turn people we have never met into ...

Staying hurt and angry is exhausting. When someone hurts you, cultivating compassion can free you from the pain. These tips ...

"Consent" is an objective and behaviorally identifiable fact. “Ethical” is hard to define and subjective, especially when ...