Psychology
Scientist reveals essential activity that boosts child's brain development
"It's tempting to think formal education is the main driver when it comes to achievement in later life, but that is simply not true," Jacqueline Harding said.
Do power poses really improve your confidence?
Power poses have sparked plenty of debate. Find out if they really work, plus scientifically proven tools to improve confidence.
Scientists find this background makes colleagues think you're incompetent
A simple switch could greatly improve your chances of being perceived as competent and trustworthy in the workplace.
Psychologists reveal tips to trick your brain into enjoying running
Running can be a daunting or draining task. Even so, these psychological tricks can help improve your enjoyment and achieve your fitness goals.
Psychotherapists flip Freudian thinking on treating depression
Study participants who learned to block out negative thoughts were found to have "less worry, less depression, less negative affect, and greater well-being."
Scientists discover odd side effect women experience after giving birth
A study has found that postpartum women reported "face pareidolia illusion" more easily than pregnant women.
I'm a psychologist, I see two toxic dating strategies online
This behavior has been identified as a type of domestic abuse.
Why man didn't tell friend's parents she'd died until months later backed
A radio talk host and author offered his take on the sensitive situation to Newsweek.
The most surprising signs your partner could be cheating
Two relationship experts point out the unusual signs people should look out for when trying to spot if their partner is cheating
Designer explains how each outfit color changes people's perception of you
"It's so accurate," commented one user, while another asked: "How do I let people know that I'm a chaotic gremlin with abandonment issues in colors?"
Top 3 signs your child has a toxic friend
Should I ban my kid from seeing their "toxic" friend? Newsweek spoke to health experts who revealed how to address toxic friendships in your child's life.
Woman, 22, shares why she can't stand to look at her own face
Kat Holitik, a 22-year-old college student, tells Newsweek about the childhood experiences that led to her developing the disorder and how she copes with it.
My ex killed himself, I don't know how to help our son—What should I do?
"I have no idea how to comfort him or help him cope with the loss of his dad."
Did Jonah Hill's leaked texts wreck his reputation? PR experts weigh in
Hill has so far remained publicly silent after his ex Sarah Brady shared screenshots of a slew of text messages allegedly from the actor.
Bisexual women four times more likely to have long-term health issues
Researchers have found that bisexual people have the worst health outcomes of any sexuality.
How finding "glimmers" of hope in day to day life improves mental health
Deb Dana, a licensed clinical social worker, told Newsweek that connecting with another via "glimmers" in our lives "sparks something" in our nervous system.
Sarah Brady says she "feels bad" for Jonah Hill after exposing texts
Surf instructor and model Brady has continued to publicly discuss her relationship with actor Hill.
I spent the weekend with a notorious teen killer
I'd had a nightmare about her eyes. Those dark black shark eyes looking at me.
Jonah Hill used therapy speak to "control" Sarah Brady, therapist says
Professional surfer Sarah Brady shared a series of messages the actor allegedly sent during their relationship as a "warning to all girls."
I left my dying father in the hands of a psychopath
The news left me stunned, nauseous in disbelief.
Your morning coffee may be a placebo, neuropsychologists find
The act of drinking coffee, rather than caffeine consumption, may have a large impact on the effect on the body's alertness.
I'm a diagnosed sociopath. I feel no guilt, empathy, or remorse
On a scale of one to Patrick Bateman, I'm probably a seven.
I lost 180lbs in 14 months
I only did one exercise to lose the weight. It was simple, but it wasn't easy.
Man urged to apologize for making wife wait 10 minutes longer at airport
Several Redditors sided with the husband in a viral post, while others criticized him, with one writing "you weren't paying attention..."
Can your dog forgive you? Expert reveals 6 signs your pet is mad
A veterinary behavior nurse told Newsweek that if your dog has "a negative association towards you or remains upset... it will be clear by their body language."
The biggest mistakes parents make with picky kids revealed by scientists
"The strategies they are instinctively using are not helping their children develop lifelong, healthy eating behaviors," Dr. Alissa Burnett said.
Psychologists reveal a surprising sign you're in a happy relationship
Certain hormones increase when we are around the people we love, and this can affect our sleep in a positive manner.
Hysterics over Newfoundland's reaction to mom returning home after 10 days
"Oo the look …., You are going to have to give him multiple treats for him to be happy again," wrote one user about the video that has over 320,000 views.
The Common Dreams That Puzzle Us Most
Tooth loss and snakes are two extremely common things that people across the world often dream about.
The U.S. Navy is teaching sea lions to play video games—and they love it
"When he crosses the finish line, we cheer and his trainer rewards him with herring," a Naval Information Officer revealed.