Racism, Xenophobia, and Trump’s Win
A political scientist offers some preliminary thoughts on why the election results surprised pretty much everyone.
Trump Supporters: Racist, Perhaps; Islamophobic, Absolutely
That’s the view of one prominent political scientist.
The Chronicles of Anemia—and a Frustrating Medical System
When my body stopped making enough blood cells, I entered the disconcerting world of doctors and hospitals, and found medical decision-making can be collaborative and empowering—except when it isn’t.
Five Ways to Lessen the Likelihood of Mass Shootings
How can we reduce the chances of another shooting?
Yoga May Help Stave Off Dementia
In a new study, three months of practice helped seniors improve their faltering memories.
The Effects of Race on eBay Auction Pricing
How prejudice drives a decision to deny a job or a loan to minorities.
How to Radicalize a Young American Muslim
Discrimination and isolation can send troubled immigrants on a search for personal significance, which can lead them to radical groups.
Musicians Are Much More Likely to Use Psychotherapy
It's unclear if they're more neurotic than the rest of us, or simply more open to seeking help.
Belief in Reverse Discrimination Bolsters Whites’ Self-Esteem
That's the finding of new research, which delves into the psychology of racial polarization.
Posture Inspires Passion
If you want someone to say "Hold me!," you might start with checking out the way you hold yourself.