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What people with musical anhedonia might tell us about social interaction

by Aria Bracci

Northeastern University psychology professor says Mr. Ratburn’s gay wedding on Arthur provides parent and children an opportunity to discuss race, sexuality, and love

by Molly Callahan
Society & Culture

Learning that Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump lied doesn’t change supporters’ opinions of them, study finds

by Molly Callahan
An Illustration of a baby with cheese getting thrown on its face.

How does the cheese challenge on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook affect a baby’s developing brain?

by Molly Callahan

The powerful social psychology behind those ‘I voted’ stickers

by Molly Callahan
Science & Technology

What if people from different cultures and economic backgrounds have different brain wiring?

by Bill Ibelle
Science & Technology

The curious case of the people who can control their goosebumps

by Allie Nicodemo
Science & Technology

How good is your therapist? This machine will tell you.

by Allie Nicodemo

Trump signed an executive order to stop separating families at the border. But what does it actually do?

by Molly Callahan

Northeastern professor named president-elect for the Association of Psychological Science

by Allie Nicodemo
Science & Technology

Scientists have long believed humans’ physiological reaction to emotions to be uniform. This study says they’re wrong

by Allie Nicodemo
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But what role does the brain play in shaping subjective experience? Ajay Satpute, assistant professor in the College of Science, explores this puzzle through the interplay of psychology and neuroscience. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University
Science & Technology

Exploring emotion in the brain

by Allie Nicodemo