Some people seem incapable of admitting they're wrong, even when the evidence is overwhelming. Psychology suggests this ...

While people explore the environment around them, their eyes constantly move between different objects, faces and other ...

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Instead, they actively downregulate the core behavioral features of BED, significantly reducing active binge eating episodes, loss-of-control eating, and emotional eating patterns. Drugs commonly used ...

The best con artists don't just fool you. They get you to defend them. Why smart, skeptical people end up protecting their ...

People who are highly engaged in public life are more likely than those who are less engaged to correctly answer several ...

For years, mental health professionals have argued that President Donald Trump’s behaviors, which some have called “malignant ...

Why do we lie to ourselves? Zeno of Citium’s ancient warning reveals the hidden trap of self-deception and how to break free.

A large global study identified the reasons people believe misinformation — and which tools work best to counter it.

NHS Foundation Trust has called on people to understand post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and its impact on everyday life.

Prosecutors statewide say AB 46 removes a loophole that forced judges to order psychological treatment instead of incarceration for potentially dangerous defendants.

Mark Twain's timeless wisdom highlights a profound human tendency: it's easier to deceive than to correct. His observation underscores why people resist admitting errors, especially when beliefs ...