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Study Finds Popular Music Really Does Feel Different Than It Used to
Researchers analyzed nearly 40,000 songs and found that modern lyrics express less joy and sadness, while anxiety is on the rise.
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Photo: J Studios / Getty Images How to Know If You Have Money Dysmorphia (and How to Treat It), According to an Expert
“Money dysmorphia is basically fear-conditioning or fear-learning that overgeneralizes.”
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3 Ways to Make Yourself Luckier in Life, According to Psychology
A psychologist shares three practical ways to recognize opportunities, overcome setbacks, and put yourself in a better position for success.
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Scientists Found a Surprising Link Between Intelligence and How Attractive You Think You Are
New research found that people who scored higher on intelligence tests tended to rate their own looks slightly lower, but the difference was small.
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The One Thing All Lucky People Have in Common, According to Psychology
A psychologist spent years studying lucky and unlucky people, uncovering a surprising difference in how they spot opportunities.
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Photo: Tim Grant / Getty Images People Assume Men With This Face Shape Are Better Protectors, Psychologists Say
We’re all out here making weird split-second decisions about each other, aren’t we?
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Photo: Olga Strelnikova / Getty Images Work-Life Balance Is Impossible. Experts Say Try This Instead.
The phrase has been plastered on HR slide decks and wellness seminars for so long that it’s lost all contact with reality.
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Photo: DaniloAndjus / Getty Images Psychologist Says This One Skill Is the Key to a Healthy Relationship
Thankfully, it can be built over time—even if you struggle with it right now.
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Photo: AaronAmat / Getty Images Psychologist Reveals the Real Reason So Many Adult Children Cut Off Their Parents
Maybe it wasn’t the divorce, after all.
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Photo: Aleksei Morozov / Getty Images Psychologists Say These 5 Red Flags Mean Your Friendship Is More One-Sided Than You Realize
You shouldn’t have to beg for a friend.
