10 May 2023
From Whovians to Swifties, pop culture fandoms can have a dubious reputation, but social psychology shows that being part of a group can be immensely enriching, says Michael Bond
15 March 2023
Embracing your child's love of video games can be framed as bad parenting, but it is actually the opposite, says clinical psychologist Naomi Fisher
12 January 2022
Keen to gain an edge for the day ahead? A secular ritual really can bring greater success even for rational thinkers, writes David Robson
13 October 2021
Psychology is split on what exactly disgust is, but the evidence is starting to come in, says Ana Aznar
21 April 2021
Lockdown is affecting how millions of people grieve. We need to be mindful of that when restrictions ease, says Dean Burnett
30 December 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has had us glued to our screens, but there are easy ways to reach a better balance, says Becca Caddy
11 March 2020
As the coronavirus outbreak continues, why do some people stockpile and others shrug? The psychology of uncertainty explains what's going on, says Rachel McCloy
15 January 2019
The Japanese neatness consultant has inspired millions to declutter. So why is getting your home Instagrammably neat so difficult, asks David H. Freedman
23 January 2018
I'm one of the growing number of users cynical about social networks such as Facebook. But there are upsides to all this digital doubt, says Lara Williams
8 November 2017
When a flesh-eating Peppa Pig ends up on a channel for young viewers, it means YouTube must put its house in order, say Charlie Beckett and Sonia Livingstone
