Psychology

Money may not buy you love, but it turns out that the green stuff can bring happiness, to a point.

In the earliest years of psychology, what did medical experts really know about criminal behavior and thinking?

Great minds really do think alike (and fools seldom differ).

When a sick person walks into a room, there's a good chance that people around them can tell something's off — even if they aren't exhibiting any obvious signs of illness.

Home can be a slippery concept. But psychologists have long understood that it plays a huge role in self-identity and emotional well-being.

What do you hear when you watch this GIF? If you hear a loud boom each time the tower lands, you're not alone — but there isn't actually any sound accompanying the GIF.

How do people with psychosis interpret their hallucinations?

Your sense of smell has a strong bearing on your emotions. But what happens when you have trouble with your emotions?

When it comes to understanding how someone truly feels, it may be best to close your eyes and just listen, a new study shows.