Research Articles
The Two Paths of Fear: How Your Brain Decides Between Action and Panic
Explore the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) and discover how your brain processes fear through dual-path analysis of threat and efficacy appraisals.
Beyond Neurons: Why Mental Health Is Not Just About the Brain
Exploring the scientific evidence demonstrating why mental health transcends the boundaries of the skull and involves complex social, economic, and environmental factors.
Transforming Habits: Evidence-Based Strategies for Sustainable Change
Discover the science behind habit formation and evidence-based strategies for creating lasting positive changes in your life.
Beyond Happy and Sad: How Your Brain Perceives Emotion on a Seamless Spectrum
Discover how behavioral research reveals our brains perceive emotions on a continuous spectrum rather than through rigid categories.
Are Free Will Believers Nicer People? Science Says Not So Fast
Groundbreaking research challenges the assumption that free will believers are more moral, revealing a complex relationship between belief and behavior.
The Hidden Mechanics of Choice: From Rational Ideals to Your Brain's Brilliant Shortcuts
Explore the science of decision-making from classical rational models to modern neuroscience discoveries about how our brains actually make choices.
The Hidden Director: How Your Unconscious Mind Runs the Social Show
Explore how your unconscious mind processes social information and influences executive control without your awareness.
The Invisible Social Dance: How Trust and Reciprocity Shape Our World
Explore the fascinating science of trust and reciprocity - the invisible forces that shape human cooperation, from landmark experiments to real-world applications.
Beyond the Podium: The Unseen Battle for Athletes' Mental Health
Exploring the holistic paradigm in sports psychology and the mental health challenges faced by elite athletes in today's attention economy.
Why Sad Songs Hit Differently: The Empathy Connection in Your Brain
Discover how trait empathy shapes neural responses to sad music and why your brain processes melancholic melodies differently based on your empathy levels.