Psychology

If you’ve felt unqualified for your job despite evidence to the contrary, you might be experiencing what’s commonly called imposter syndrome. Read More

Researchers found that over the 23-year period narcissists become less narcissistic with time and the three main components of narcissism — vanity, leadership, and entitlement — also diminished. Read More

The thermostat wars move out of the office and into the home. Men, women, and families fight over the thermostat – and researchers from Ohio State University observe them to see what really gets the heat bumped up just a little bit. Read More

A new study from the University of Missouri defined not one, but three types of arrogance. Which type is your boss – and which type are you? … Read More

“This is radically different from our current cultural approach to healthy eating which, by focusing on the health to the neglect of taste, inadvertently instills the mindset that healthy eating is tasteless and depriving.” … Read More

“Intelligence and narcissism are among the oldest constructs studied in contemporary psychology, each having more than a century of research tradition,” Zajenkowski and his team explained to Psychology Today. Read More

Athletes are under pressure – and it can cause them to act on the field in ways they wouldn’t in the real world, according to a new study. Read More

If you buy into the buy about that young up-and-comer, you’re bound to play worse in your match against them, says new research from Duke University … Read More

There are upsides to being a grandiose narcissist, says new research from Queens University Belfast. Read More