Psychology & Psychiatry

Few scientific questions have generated as much public alarm, political debate and headline-chasing research as the suspicion that social media...

America is living through a mental health emergency, and it is running out of the people trained to answer the...

For decades, psychiatrists have toyed with an odd hypothesis: that the fats circulating in our blood might whisper something about...

Childhood anxiety has quietly become one of the defining health challenges of our time, and the world's clinics cannot keep...

Every time you glance at a scene, your brain holds onto a fleeting copy of what you just saw—a high-capacity...

For Veterans living with spinal cord injuries, a mental-health appointment can begin long before the conversation with a therapist. It...

When a stroke strikes, its effects rarely stop with the person who suffers the neurological injury. In the weeks and...

When someone arrives at a hospital in acute psychological distress, the emergency department is often the only immediately available doorway...

Trends in Psychology’s new editorial direction emphasizes global dialogue, diverse populations, methodological breadth and contextually grounded psychological research.

A study of nearly 4,000 British adults found that reading and internet use were associated with better global cognitive scores...