PSYCHOLOGY

A large online study found that motivational self-talk and visualizations improved people’s scores in a video game.

Here's another reason why cities need parks.

In the 1950s, Saskatchewan was home to a group of doctors who had an answer for alcoholism: tons of acid.

A large, representative study of American women finds that 84 percent do some landscaping down there, and 40 percent of them do it before they go to the doctor.

According to a recent study, most of us really don't like receiving help from anthropomorphized digital assistants.

It's a work in progress.

Look for a clue to associate with your intention to do something later.

A new study finds that students who use laptops in class get worse grades than their disconnected peers.

Friendship is a two-way street … sometimes.

When you do something under orders, you have smaller brain waves related to action, a new study finds.

Experiencing the Doorway Effect is actually a sign that your brain is in fine working order.

Psychologists are attempting to pin down the precise components of the so-called overview effect.