Shining a Light on the Biological Origins of PTSD A Tufts-led team finds a brain marker that indicates vulnerability to developing post-traumatic stress disorder
Turning Resolutions into Habits Professor of Psychology Ayanna Thomas explains how to understand the mechanisms that drive habit-making—and how to make new habits stick
Keeping Secrets Can Make You Sick Sometimes a secret is harmless, but hiding infidelity or other lies may lead to physical and emotional damage, according to a Tufts graduate's new book
Vivian Tran’s Family Portraits Those closest to her could feel the most distant. She used art to bridge the divide
Choosing Body Positivity in the Face of Fatphobia A Tufts senior promotes self-acceptance, on campus and in a new Disney Plus show
How to Spot a Fraud—in Others and in Ourselves The liars we've been binge-watching are more like us than we might want to think, say two Tufts psychologists
Spotlight on Dr. Xandra Kredlow Dr. Kredlow is featured in Harvard University's Women in Psychology (WiP)
What Our Brains Do When We Play Wordle A Tufts psychologist explains the appeal of the simple word game that took social media by storm
Advice from Former Students Guides Introduction to Psychology Pedagogy this Fall Professors Lisa Shin and Sam Sommers are once again co-teaching Introduction to Psychology this semester