What should you say when you don’t know the answer to a question? How do you explain you were fired?

“We found social pain could be as strongly felt as physical pain.”

As a sex therapist, I see it all the time.

Learning the boundaries of healthy escapism through Twilight.

After major surgery, I had a newfound need for people to find me attractive.

According to a behavioral scientist.

It took me a while figure out that conflict wasn’t the sign of an impending breakup.

And why embarrassing memories come back to haunt you.

I was sixteen, and I believed I was receiving messages from Michael Jackson.

Americans might have a healthier attitude toward death if people like me didn’t keep it so hidden from view.

A new book argues that, in the past few decades, there’s been a dramatic change in what we expect from our spouses.

According to a social scientist studying generational differences.

The physician who wrote the first case report in the 1970s believes it was, at least in part, a social contagion.

Dealing with the uncertainty of a little-understood genetic mutation can be harder than just getting bad news.

Despite what the tabloids say, she was more than just Ashton Kutcher’s date.

Rainfall and warfare are just two of the many factors.

One day, we might be able to read animal emotions as well as we do human ones.

When you often fall asleep without warning, it can be hard to distinguish between reality and the terrifying products of your imagination.

In dogs, the disorder can manifest itself as compulsive tail-chasing, licking, or chewing.

Your social status as a teen can shape the way you see the world long after graduation.