Gregory Duhon, MD, Featured in TechGYD Discussing the Psychology Behind Fitness Apps and Dopamine-Driven Motivation

A TechGYD feature highlights Dr. Gregory Duhon explaining how fitness apps influence dopamine, motivation, discipline, ...

Angeles Psychology Group Completes Three-Week Service Expansion with Comprehensive Anxiety Treatment Program

A Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Anxiety Treatment Program Expanding Access Across Central Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, CA, ...

Farhad Moradi Featured on Magazine Cover for Pioneering Subconscious Marketing Frameworks

Magazine cover feature highlights Farhad Moradi’s leadership in subconscious marketing and psychology-based business ...
Psychology Today

Mentalizing and Neurodivergence

Mentalizing is the ability to see others from the inside and see ourselves from the outside. Learning to mentalize well can ...
The Earth Institute Columbia University

How Cognitive Bias Shapes Risk—and What Leaders Can Do About It

Behind every business decision lies the human mind—with all its instincts, shortcuts, and blind spots. In a recent Author Spotlight hosted by the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) program at Columbia ...
techtimes

How TikTok Challenges Affect Real-World Behavior: The Psychology Behind Viral Content

TikTok challenges have become one of the platform's defining features, turning short-form videos into global cultural moments. From dance trends and lip-syncs to social awareness campaigns, these ...
The Debrief

Groundbreaking New AI Trained on Psychology Studies Can Predict Human Behavior with Stunning Accuracy

Centaur, a newly developed artificial intelligence (AI) model, has demonstrated the ability to predict human behavior with an accuracy exceeding classical psychology theories, according to researchers ...
ZME Science

The Psychology of Internet Anonymity: How Online Behavior Changes Behind the Screen

In the vast expanse of the internet, users often find solace in the anonymity it offers. This veil of secrecy can be particularly appealing when accessing content through tools like a cheap VPN, which ...
Scientific Research Publishing

Markus, H., & Zajonc, R. B. (1985). The Cognitive Perspective in Social Psychology. In G. Lindzey, & E. Aronson (Eds.), Handbook of Social Psychology (pp. 137-230). Random House.

ABSTRACT: Leon Festinger’s theory of cognitive dissonance (1957) has long served as a cornerstone in understanding psychological conflict arising from contradictory beliefs and behaviors. However, in ...