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Being open about your sexual orientation in the workplace is beneficial to your overall well-being, according to new research from Rice University.

Being open about your sexual orientation in the workplace is beneficial to your overall well-being, according to new research from Rice University.

June Tangney, a clinical psychology professor at George Mason University, agrees that reporting, even outside of law enforcement, can seem like "a no-win situation."

The Center for Advancement of Human-Machine Partnership (CAHMP) will explore the possibilities for human-machine interaction, and includes faculty members from the Higher Education Program and the Departments of Psychology and Philosophy.

As midterm season approaches, most students are starting — or are in the process of — the frantic craze of studying for yet another multiple-choice exam. Graduating students are especially excited to get closer to being able to say “I’ll never have to take another test again!”

In the words of psychologist Todd Kashdan, the ability to, "recognize and adapt to various situational demands; shift mindsets or behavioral repertoires when these strategies compromise personal or social functioning; maintain balance among important life domains; and be aware, open, and committed to behaviors that are congruent with deeply held values

New to Mason Psychology? We're so glad that you're here! Come talk to department faculty and returning Psychology students. We'll answer your questions about classes, research, and getting involved. We look forward to seeing you!

The Bonner Leader program affords college students an opportunity to use their energy, talents, and leadership skills to engage in community service while providing developmental and financial support.

People happy with themselves and their well-being tend to live longer and healthier lives than those who are perpetually down in the dumps, British researchers report.