Psychology
Cocoa may protect against negative effects of fatty foods when stressed – study
The findings indicate that eating food high in flavanols could be a way to counteract some of the impact of poorer food choices on the body.
Why do Christmas adverts really send us all so mushy?
‘Tis the time of year when we’re in tears over… supermarket ads. A psychotherapist explains why.
Psychologist behind the controversial Stanford Prison Experiment dies at 91
Stanford University announced the former professor’s death.
Flower sales have bloomed: Why small joys can make a big difference for day-to-day wellbeing
Abi Jackson speaks to experts about the power of embracing little luxuries.
Cancer showed me who ‘my true friends are’ – Amy Dowden highlights pain of friendship shifts during cancer
As the Strictly dancer touches on the emotional challenges of breast cancer, a psychologist sheds light on this common experience. By Abi Jackson.
Entries for maths A-level top 100,000
Exams data also shows increases in the popularity of subjects including further maths and physics
From sporting losses to ghosting or not landing a dream job: How to cope with disappointment
Acknowledge your feelings, look after yourself, and talk about it.
Do you have summer anxiety? Why it’s ok if you’re not living your ‘best life’ every time the sun’s out
From sunshine FOMO to the dreaded social media comparison trap, summer can amp up the pressure. By Abi Jackson.
TV presenter Jeff Brazier: Why are we forcing ourselves to do the absolute maximum every day?
The dad-of-two and telly host has been ushering in changes and letting go of some of the pressure. By Abi Jackson.
AI can create Caucasian faces that look more real than actual humans – study
The same was not true for images of people of colour.