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Eating disorders often mask deeper struggles. One essential question can transform how clinicians treat eating disorder patients.

If you want more career confidence, you may need to look beyond your career. The concept of flourishing outside of work may help you thrive within it as well.

How does our interaction with technology influence our interactions with other people? Does it make us more or less empathetic toward one another?

Some kids have gotten tired of social media and constant smartphone use, and they have started what they call Luddite Clubs for kids who want to see each other face-to-face.

Dating apps have made dating easier and more accessible for people. However, they leave many feeling burnt out.

Low-quality information on social media may be contributing to a rise in teen mental illness. A new construct may help address some of social media’s negative impacts.

Caring for our bodies is important, but paying outsized attention to anti-aging through biohacking and other optimization tools can have costs for community and character.

Navigating emotional infidelity in the digital age is tricky.

An understanding of brain evolution may prove useful in the development of research in forensic psychology, including research on the behavior of serial killers.