How and Why EMDR Works
Explore the science behind EMDR, a therapy method used for treating trauma and PTSD, understanding its mechanisms and effectiveness in psychological healing.
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Establishing Success Metrics for Hybrid Work
Learn how to establish clear and effective success metrics for your company's hybrid work model, focusing on productivity, employee engagement, and strategic alignment.
Language Clues Can Mislead Cultural Psychologists
Cultural psychologists often rely on linguistic clues to understand how people think and behave. However, some languages lack future tense, and Japanese has numerous pronouns for 'I/me', highlighting potential misinterpretations.
The Pursuit of Optimal Busyness
Exploring the concept of optimal busyness, where the drive to stay busy energizes and enhances productivity, despite potential imbalances in work-life balance.
5 Rules for Making Quicker, Better Decisions
Learn how to conserve your cognitive resources for important decisions by following these 5 rules for making quicker, better decisions.
The Doppler Effect of Creative Ideas: They Come and Go
Explore how the Doppler Effect metaphorically applies to the ebb and flow of creative ideas, offering psychological insights into the cognitive processes behind inspiration and innovation.
3 Steps to Becoming a Better Teacher
Transform your teaching approach with insights from educational psychology. Focus on how students learn through varied repetition, prompt feedback, and mental elaboration.
Aerobic Intensity Changes How Exercise Affects Our Minds
Exploring the relationship between aerobic exercise intensity and its effects on cognitive performance and mental health, using a year-long study with Fitbits.
The Executive-Worker Pay Gap Isn't Without Consequences
Exploring the psychological impacts of the growing executive-worker pay gap on perceptions of pay fairness, employee engagement, and organizational commitment.
Bee Language Just Got More Language-Like
Discover how bees learn part of their waggle dance from watching peers, marking the first example of social learning of complex communication in insects.