Why We May Feel Good About Ourselves Even When We Do Wrong

People sometimes behave in ways they know to be unethical yet continue to see themselves as moral people. Here are some possible reasons why.

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What's The Deal With All This Lying?

Lying seems to be all around us these days. How can we best understand and cope with it? Looking at how lying and deceitfulness exist in animals can provide some answers.

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Evolution and Ethics

An engagement with my critics.

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Back to School, Back to Stress

Back to school means back to stress in many families, especially under pandemic conditions. Here are some ideas to check your parental anxiety and help support your teen.

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On being 'a voter' in the 2020 US election

After two apparent failures to replicate, evidence for a simple voter-turnout intervention resurfaces. I retrace the steps of this controversy to find out what we have learned.

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The Hero’s Journey in the Time of COVID

Feeling fearful, hopeless, numb? Why stories of a hero’s adventures may resonate with you during the current pandemic.

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Achieving Racial Equity in the Workplace

Linkedin Annual Workplace Diversity Report shows diversity is not only stagnant, in some cases it is non-existent.

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10 Advantages Of Teletherapy

The current COVID-19 pandemic is horrendous. Luckily, we live in a time of the internet and video conferencing. Here are some positives of the current necessity of teletherapy.

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Parting Ways in the Pandemic

The weight of a virus can be too much to bear.

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Being Human 101: Yes, There’s Something Called Human Nature

Despite what some evolutionary psychologists today may tell us, the two words "human nature" do not refer to what we must do, but rather to what we can do.

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