Jad Sleiman

Research shows people across varied cultures experience so-called intrusive thoughts. Where do they come from? Do they mean anything?

It’s that mental moment when you perform at your best, effortlessly blasting through a guitar solo or a stack of spreadsheets. How do you find it?

Nia Akins' historic performance made her an Olympic favorite for the U.S. team at Tokyo 2020. Now that the games have been postponed, how is this Olympian staying resilient?

President Donald Trump has declared a major disaster in Pa., ordering federal assistance to state and local governments dealing with the pandemic.

We see examples of this in movies, TV and in our lives. How friendship crosses into romantic relationships

As kids, we all experience an amnesia that baffled science for decades. Current research, though, says while these memories are forgotten, they aren’t really gone.

How the rise of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) highlights psychology's 'science-practice-gap'

Heartbroken voles get over their ex's with a shot of oxytocin. It's not so simple in humans, but researchers find you can ease the ache.

Actors can tap into emotional memory and make adjustments to demeanor to make us believe them onstage. What happens when an actor has to pull of a convincing lie off screen?

The company aims to disrupt by straightening teeth with cheaper mail-order aligners. Professional dental groups say it cuts corners, endangers patients.

Dog crating has become a normal part of pet ownership. But how did the idea that dogs see them as dens get started and where's the science? How long is too long in a crate?

You’re finishing your workout when a strange sadness suddenly takes hold. Researchers say these experiences challenge classic understandings of emotion.