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Small acts of love like hugs and kisses make you feel more loved than grand romantic gestures, according to new research. The simple act of expressing love daily creates stronger connections and improves overall well-being.
For the first time in 52 years, humans traveled to the moon, and millions watched in high definition as astronauts experienced profound awe. Scientists say we can all find that same transformative wonder right here on Earth.
A century after her birth, when women rarely held university positions, Professor Margaret Clark celebrates her 100th birthday as a pioneering force in educational psychology. Her legacy includes groundbreaking research, generations of empowered students, and a family tradition spanning three generations at the University of Strathclyde.
After losing her England contract, Emma Sing turned to sports psychology and fought her way back to become a World Cup champion. Now she's encouraging athletes everywhere to ask for help when they need it.
England rugby star Ellie Kildunne is opening up about the emotional challenges that followed her World Cup triumph and how she's rediscovering her passion for the game. Her honest words are helping athletes everywhere understand that it's normal to feel lost after reaching a peak.
After losing his home in the 2025 LA wildfires, researcher Christian Busch discovered that luck isn't random—it's a skill anyone can learn. His decade of research shows how adopting a "serendipity mindset" can turn life's setbacks into unexpected opportunities. ##
After feeling like a fraud coaching elite athletes in extreme sports, Ant Williams decided to test his own mental techniques by becoming a freediver himself. Twenty years later, he's a world-record holder proving that mental training works. #
The greatest alpine skier in history just revealed the game-changing decision that made her strongest season possible. She brought her psychologist onto her coaching team.
Indian tennis champion Leander Paes says his toughest defeats taught him more than any trophy. His parenting philosophy is reshaping how families view failure and resilience.
When Sydney Swans star Tom Papley needed help with pressure kicks, he turned to All Blacks icon Dan Carter for mental game advice. The results speak for themselves: the team jumped from 15th to 5th in goal accuracy.
Australian surfer Molly Picklum writes down every fear and feeling before competing, a simple practice that helped her win the world title at 22. Her "admit it list" turned crippling anxiety into her greatest strength.
Scientists discovered that cynics are no better at detecting lies than trusting people, but they miss out on better relationships and health. New research reveals how to stay open to humanity without getting duped.
Two psychology professors reveal why some people feel happy while others don't—and it has everything to do with how we experience love. The key isn't being impressive or successful, but allowing yourself to be truly seen.
Forget willpower—new research shows the most disciplined people rely on simple habits, not superhuman strength. The findings could change how millions approach their goals.
Scientists finally explain that sweet relief when your calendar clears unexpectedly. A Rutgers study reveals "windfall time" makes the same 60 minutes feel longer and more valuable than scheduled breaks.
A new study of 11,000 seniors found that 45% improved their mental and physical health over a decade, with positive attitudes being the key factor. Atlanta's free Primetime Seniors program shows how staying active and optimistic keeps participants thriving in their 60s, 70s, and 80s.
Ancient maritime taboos like "no whistling" and "no bananas" sound silly today, but historians are discovering these strange rules actually helped sailors survive dangerous voyages through clever psychology and practical safety measures.
Your brain isn't broken when it spirals into worst-case scenarios. It's actually using a learned coping strategy that psychologists say can be retrained with simple, science-backed techniques.
Athletes and writers gathered in Chandigarh to share stories of resilience in sports often ignored by mainstream media. From ice hockey pioneers to skiers competing with borrowed equipment, their experiences reveal how sport builds mental toughness for life's biggest challenges.
Feeling overwhelmed by life's chaos? New research shows anxiety isn't just something to eliminate—it's a tool you can harness for better focus, creativity, and resilience.
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