Tag: Psychology

We talk about grief as though it only arrives after a death. The funeral, the casseroles, the sympathy cards, the ...

One of the greatest mistakes Western policymakers repeatedly make is assuming that other cultures think the same way they do. ...

Here’s a contradiction that psychology keeps circling back to. The people who end up with no close friends aren’t usually ...

Nobody warns you about this part. You’re prepared, in some vague way, for the grey hair and the slower metabolism. ...

I noticed a couple weeks ago that a woman I know, she’s sixty-three, just launched a small publishing imprint out ...

I wonder if it even matters anymore, whether someone wears a watch. I’ve been turning this question over for a ...

When people talk about a loneliness epidemic, they almost always mean young people. Gen Z glued to their phones. Teenagers ...

Psychology Today puts it this way: “In old age, a large number of the psychological attachments which normally support our ...

Looking back, I can see where it started. In my forties, I was working seventy-hour weeks. If a buddy called ...

There’s a boom in the economy: economics papers on the souring prospects of the recent college graduate in the AI-era ...