Psychology

Maybe healing isn’t about correcting your thoughts, but learning to live with them

The only reliable way to spot AI + an editing tip (Issue #330)

Curiosity is self-perpetuating

A history of album art + the excesses of rationalism (Issue #328)

“Pain and values are two sides of the same coin”

Bilingual writing, how touchscreens work, and a weird writing goal (Issue #324)

Hello from, somehow, the first full week of May, which happens to be Mental Health…

Maybe self-control isn’t about willpower, but about who (and what) we trust

Sacred names and unspoken practice (Issue #322)

In the late 1960s, researchers at Stanford conducted what became known as the Marshmallow Test…

How “circles of trust” explain the political divide

Pi Day + eggflation (Issue #287)

It’s cognitive bias week, because thinking well is hard

Issue #149: Cognitive Bias Week, drawing the DNC, and how to small talk

👋 Welcome back to the Medium Newsletter

How to be happier: sleep, gratitude, and usefulness

Everything is a decision, even if it doesn’t feel like it

Which self-eating brain type are you?

⏰ As of today, we’re 47.08% of our way through 2024
Issue #103: let your kid chill out this summer, the National Weather Service’s experimental HeatRisk site, and a self-sabotage quiz
By Harris Sockel

How one psychology professor uses Medium to share complex research and ideas with a broad audience