3 Things to know about the psychology of Jealousy and how to deal with it ?
Jealousy is when someone feels anxious about things happening with others. For example, getting resentful when a coworker gets a promotion. Also, we can find…
7 Ways to Read Your Cat’s Body Language
Cats can’t speak human languages and, unfortunately, we don’t have magical powers to read the minds of these adorable agile creatures! But, body language reveals…
7 Benefits of Owning a Cat
Cats often make an enigmatic appearance in the works of my favorite writer Haruki Murakami. For as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved…
Till Death Do Us Part – Pet Edition
To learn a bit more about the ethics of keeping animals as pets – particularly the process of grief and handling the end of a beloved…
Neuropsychology and Dogs, An Unlikely Duo: An Interview with Dr. Stanley Coren
Have you ever wondered why dogs steal in the dark? Dr. Stanley Coren did and addressed the psychology of this in his article “Dogs Steal in the…
What Animals Teach Us About the Biological Origins of Our Own Behavior
Meet Nathan H. Lents, PhD; professor of molecular biology. Currently he works at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of the City University of New…
From Sharks to Humans, Neuroscientist R. Douglas Fields Explains the Brain
R. Douglas Fields, PhD, is a neuroscientist that began his journey as an oceanographer and discovered electroreception in sea animals; the electrical sense that detects movement. He…
Meet Stanley Coren, a psychology professor who focuses on the human-dog bond.
For all the dog owners and dog lovers out there, this one’s for you! It was my honor to be able to interview Stanley Coren,…
