Character Matters
How does a scientist measure personality?
How does a scientist measure personality?
An excerpt from Paranoia: The 21st-century Fear.
Can birds keep a beat?
The authors of A Parent’s Guide to Raising Grieving Children: Rebuilding Your Family after the Death of a Loved One share the answers to some frequently asked questions.
A look at comparative cognition.
A look at a common assumption in wife killing; that it is rooted in masculine possessiveness.
An excerpt from Edward Shorter’s Before Prozac.
Kathleen Taylor talks about researching human cruelty for her new book.
Does money make you happier?
A look at the relationship between sex and our brains.
A look at how Obama should reform preschool.
A close look at the act of crying.
The crossroad of architecture and neuroscience.
As we approach the bicentennial of Charles Darwin’s birth, I’d like to take a moment to commemorate the anniversary of the death of another great, though under-appreciated biologist; Richard Goldschmidt, one of the preeminent geneticists of the 20th century, who died 50 years ago at the age of 80.
Max Fink, M.D., looks at the current revival of electroconvulsive therapy.
Max Fink, M.D., explains what electroconvulsive therapy is and how it can help people with depression and bipolar disorder.