Russell Collins: Listening the Answer to So Many of Life’s Problems
Why haven’t we mastered it yet?
Russell Collins: Alleged ‘Excessive Force’ Incident a Case Study in Cognitive Bias
Regardless of what the Santa Barbara police video shows, people will see what they expect to see
Russell Collins: When Pop Psychology Hurts More Than It Helps
The answer to our codependency may be acknowledging our vulnerability, rather than hiding or resisting it
Russell Collins: Are Relationships the New Prozac?
New theory about depression suggests mood fluctuates with experiences of being either connected or alone
Russell Collins: Why Good Parents Have Bad Fights About Child Rearing
Fathers and mothers typically have different ideas about parenting, and new research says they’re both right
Russell Collins: Why Good People Make Bad Decisions
What if we’re not in charge of the choices that make us succeed or fail in life? What if the demons are?
Russell Collins: Can One Partner Fix a Broken Relationship?
People take on the challenge all the time, but should you is the better question
Russell Collins: The Controversy Over Antidepressants
What does the debate about antidepressants mean for people suffering seriously with mental disorders?
Russell Collins: Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Some answers to the agonizing question about separation and divorce
Russell Collins: The End of the World — This Time It’s Real!
Experiment in cognitive dissonance sheds light on prophet Harold Camping's predictions
Russell Collins: The Ultimate Relationship Tip
Buried in the data — a clue to why relationships succeed or fail
Russell Collins: You Want to Leave Him, But You Just Can’t Deliver the News
Research shows our empathy switch can be trained and strengthened
Russell Collins: Is It True That Liberals Are Just Nicer?
And why do we need conservatives, anyway?
Russell Collins: How Complaining Can Save Your Relationship
Accentuating the negative has its positives
Russell Collins: The Tyranny of Being Right
Three simple phrases — repeated often — can bring peace to warring couples
Russell Collins: Manipulation and Control in a Relationship
When the monster in the closet rears its ugly head
Russell Collins: Transform Your Relationship in One Simple Step
It's quick, it's easy and it's free
Russell Collins: Irreconcilable Differences — Were Some Couples Just Never Meant to Be?
Do partners do better when they are similar or dissimilar in personality?
Russell Collins: Medical Meditation
Can spiritual practices cure depression, anxiety or PTSD?
Russell Collins: Choosing Harvard
Looking back on the parenting choices we make in the final years of high school
Russell Collins: Men Are Like Pez
Neuroscience helps explain how men and women process emotions differently
Russell Collins: Divorce and the Nuclear Option
Often, the process proves explosive, but it doesn't have to be that way
Russell Collins: Can a UFO Save Your Marriage?
How threatening times can bring us together
Russell Collins: The Puzzling Problem of Internet Porn
How women react to their partners’ use of such Web sites, and why it matters
Russell Collins: The Empty Nest
With the kids out of the house, adults at midlife can choose to fly or falter
Russell Collins: Mood Magic
Research exercises show promise in 'switching off' the anxiety nature has instilled in us
Russell Collins: It’s Just Not Fair
Can it be wrong to be right?
Russell Collins: Your Relationship on PTSD
Research yields new discoveries about how old wounds create turmoil
Russell Collins: Breaking Out of an Unhappy Relationship
Ending the cycle of suffering can be the beginning to feeling more alive
Russell Collins: When the Truth Causes Pain
We are designed by evolution to be both honest and deceitful, and sometimes the two collide
Russell Collins: Who Do You Love?
Research sheds lights on what — and who — we're attracted to in a partner
Russell Collins: You Just Don’t Seem to Care Anymore
Repairing the damage caused by ADHD to a relationship can take time, but it's worth the effort
Russell Collins: Married But Lonely
Research yields new therapeutic methods for helping couples resolve conflicts
Russell Collins: Daniel Siegel and the New Supermind
The scientist, a pioneer in the emerging field of interpersonal neurobiology, will speak next month at the Lobero
Russell Collins: What Were You Thinking, Tiger Woods?
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