Some people are too easily triggered by the emotions of those close to them, causing them to push hard to fix the other rather than provide what they need.
By creating tech that lets dolphins play computer games and request belly rubs, we can understand their intelligence and perhaps even get a preview of life on other planets, says marine mammal researcher Diana Reiss.
There is a lot of uncertainty about what to do if you believe you have been gaslit. This safety plan could help you deal with it on a path toward recovery.
An exploration of the ethics around CRISPR’s gene-snipping technology yields new insights on how to harness biotechnology that’s powerful enough to alter humanity.
Writer A.J. Jacobs was going through life feeling more grumpy than grateful. To start cultivating a thankful attitude, he decided to show some appreciation to the people behind his daily cup of coffee. Here’s what he discovered when he met his barista.
When our child is 4 and we are enforcing limits, we are probably not thinking about what our relationship will be when they are 26. But childhood is when it happens.
What can American parents learn from how other cultures think about parenting? A look at attitudes in Norway, Japan and Spain on the pressure to “parent” kids (as a verb).