5 Must-Knows about Psychotropic Medication
There are many who seem to think medicine can solve any problem. That things like anxiety and depression simply need a pill to wash it…
Category: Research
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…
Drinking and Personality- Is there a correlation?
Drinking and personality has not much been a topic of research. Though there are different classifications for personality types such as Myers Briggs Type Indicator…
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…
Minority Students in American Schools, Dr. Henderson Discusses the Impact of Race Related Trauma on Students
Dr. Dawn Henderson has a Ph.D in Psychology, and is a Principal Investigator in the Collective Health and Education Equity Research (CHEER) Lab at…
The Perks of Being Helpful to Others – An Interview with Art Markman
A simple study can emphasize the importance of empathy. Seriously, it is proved that helping other externalize their problems might help you develop new ways…
Looking at the Future with Games and Research, an Interview Dr. Art Markman
Dr. Art Markman, a professor of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin and an author of Brain Briefs, specializes in cognitive science. Publishing over…
Beating Procrastination, with Dr. Joel Minden
An interview with clinical psychologist, Dr. Joel Minden, discussing strategies for beating procrastination. Joel…
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…
Mommy, I’m Gonna Marry Daddy
My ex-best friend once shared with me that she believed she would marry her father. Literally. She told her mother with the upmost…
Finding Your Voice
Introverts are stereotypically quiet people. They’re shy and usually take some time to warm up to others. It’s in their nature to be reserved until…
How do we Fall in Love; Is it all in Our Head?
Falling in love is a primal, universal event that has been happening to mankind since time began. It is ingrained within us like hunger and…
Concussions Can Lead to Schizophrenia and Other Mental Illnesses
I was in a car accident. Seven cars rear-ended into my mom’s car. My mom’s car was hardly damaged and everyone was fine, except for…
Schizophrenia: Can You Make A Recovery?
Can you recover from schizophrenia? Most people believe that you cannot recover at all from schizophrenia. While it is true that not everyone can recover…
Psychology Research Papers: Pro Tips
Abstract Welcome friends, students and psychology aficionados! Today, we will be demystifying the ever elusive psychology research paper. Here at Psych2Go, we understand that writing…
4 Signs Someone Is Pathological Liar
Little white lies, big lies… who among us has not told a lie? Incessant lying. Consistent lying. “Pathological” lying. “She’s definitely a pathological liar. Like, she lies…
Does Laughing Promote Creativity?
Humor is a tangible demonstration of the most important attributes of the right side of the brain: the ability to place situations in context,…
Does Warmer Weather Affect Eating Disorders?
Eating disorders: we’ve all heard of them. Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa are two of the most common eating disorders, and also the two that…
The Insecurity Behind Beautiful Women
Due to formerly suffering from a high level of insecurity, I have a keen eye when it comes to detecting others who are self-conscious. I have encountered…
What Drives Mankind to Be Evil?
A few nights ago when I was incapability of falling asleep, I decided to google: “interesting psychology articles” and stumbled upon a topic that intrigued…