10 Comprehensive Psychological Facts about Attraction
Psychologists are discovering more and more about human attraction every day. These facts may surprise you, disgust you, or even help you when you try…
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10 Signs You’ve Pissed an Extrovert Off
In response to one of our more popular video on signs you’ve ticked off an introvert, we thought we respect extroverts as well by creating…
Antisocial Personality Disorder and Psychosis: A Call to Stop the Stigma
When we think of serial killers, the first word that pops into our mind is ‘psychopath’. I’m here to tell you that that is not…
4 Stages of Cognitive Development. Which ones have you been through?
This topic was most voted for in this week’s poll at the moment of publication of this article was the theory of the Four Stages…
Twenties’ Bucket List: How to Unstuck?
An Interview with Robin Marantz Henig. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have. ~ Louis E. Boone…
What Autism Support Looks Like – what these parents did for their son is so sweet you might shed a tear
Share to show support! Mental health support is hard to define. This article is of course not meant to exclude anyone, there are many different ways…
8 Psychological Tips to Boost Self-Confidence
Self-confidence has an effect on everything we do, from job interviews to first dates. Such an important tool should be kept as sharp as possible…
Drop Your Labels: An Interview with Sophia Dembling on being Introverted
Today I had the pleasure of peeking into the illumined mind of Sophia Dembling, an introverted writer, editor, author, and speaker. With a specialized interest…
Why Solitude Is Important For Mental Health
Less than an hour after stepping foot onto my university campus for the first time, I was expected to remember the names of the thirty-or-so…
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…
How Motivated Are We? An interview with Art Markman, Ph.D.
Today we’re talking to Art Markman, Ph.D., a professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas at Austin. He studied Cognitive…
Meet Dr. Joseph Nowinski, Psychologist and Author
I’d like to introduce you to Dr. Joseph Nowinski, PhD, a nationally recognized Psychologist and former professor. He is the Supervising Psychologist at the University of…
10 Tips to Successfully Ask Someone Out on a Date
We had a reader approach us with an intimate question that we just had to answer. How do you ask someone out and get them…
10 Signs That You’re the Toxic Friend
Have you ever wondered if you’re the friend that everyone gossips about? Maybe you’ve thought you were the “crazy” one in your group of friends.…
8 Misconceptions and Myths about ADHD symptoms and ADD
There are quite a lot of myths about ADD and myths about ADHD symptoms. Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are closely linked.…
11 Signs that Suggest You’re Actually an Ambivert
Have you ever struggled to find out whether you’re an extrovert or an introvert? Do you constantly feel like it’s up to the context and…
Quiz – Can you get 12/12 on this quiz about Personality Psychology?
How much do you really know about Personality Psychology? One of the most popular topics in psychology remains Personality Theory, but how much do we really…
10 Kickass Facts About Autism
As you’re probably aware, April is autism awareness month. And here at psych2go, we want to play a part by letting all you people out there…
5 Psychological Tips to Build your Body Confidence
Most of us could do with a healthy dose of freshly found body confidence. But how do we get that body confidence in a world…
25 Ways To Help A Hurting Friend
Watching one of your friends go through psychological distress can almost be as bad as the psychological distress itself. Any healthy person has some degree…