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Professional Help: 5 Ways to Stop Dating Violence Among Teens
Around one in 13 teens are abused on dates. Here, Psychology of Violence editor Sherry Hamby shares how parents can intervene.
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Around one in 13 teens are abused on dates. Here, Psychology of Violence editor Sherry Hamby shares how parents can intervene.
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Yes, it gets better. But research by clinical psychologist Brian Mustanski shows love and support from family can help in the meantime.
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Chinese mom and human development scholar Desiree Qin discusses healthful ways to build expectations and manage an acculturation gap.
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Social psychologist Daniel Balliet shares his research-based recipe for harmony for warring partners, teams, and, of course, political parties.
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When it comes to their well-being, older adults shouldn't act like victims to aging. They should be active—physically, socially, and spiritually.
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Marketers at Virginia Tech share stealthy new ways to control how people perceive numbers that go far beyond simple psychological pricing.
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Trust expert and business professor Peter Kim explains the implications of various paths to forgiveness, from heartfelt apologies to denials.
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Family psychotherapist Jean Malpas shares some essential lessons for parents of children who may not conform to gender norms.
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