The road to happiness is paved with… self-help books?
Is the solution to mental wellness finally here, or is it just another fad? In the 1980s, a…
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Being a psychologist: not always a walk in the park… or is it?
Forget about lying down on a couch; it is time for walk-and-talk therapy “I don’t have time for…
All jokes aside, satire’s in danger
Satire, the art of lampooning the powerful, is in crisis What do you do when the satire of…
Simply Scientific: Work smarter, not harder
Is there something you want to accomplish? Something you desperately want to do but cannot seem to achieve?…
Unlucky in love? Check your attachment style
Whether it be constant clinginess, emotional unavailability, or the classical Oedipus complex, what we bring to the dating…
Climate change in the context of mental health
As an avid consumer of media, the knot in my stomach continues to tighten every time I see…
A student’s thesis on buying behaviours
A portrait of Mehreen Diwan, Concordia psychology undergrad who has explored the realm of buying behaviours for her…
A cup of coffee and a spoonful of psychological effects
The impact caffeine has on Canadians and how it became a cultural dependence It’s 8 a.m. on a…
Siding with evidence rather than opinion
Concordia professor: Measuring client progress through feedback is necessary In May 2016, 26-year-old John Chayka was named general…
Blame squeezing the life out of cuteness on science
The next time you pick up an adorable little fuzzy puppy and declare it to be so cute…
Marketers learn the perks of the motto “the customer is always right”
Anew study from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) identifies customization as one of five trends shaping…