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Wiener discusses how adults can make the most of the summer months.

Tangney, a Distinguished University Professor, discusses how narcissism is associated with shame.

Kashdan emphasizes the importance of conversation to truly gauge a person’s emotions and state of mind.

The five distinct dimensions of curiosity, as defined in Kashdan’s research, are cited.

Goldstein talks about how storytelling can be helpful to deliver "painful truths" to children as new movie, "The Sheep Detectives," hits theaters.

Students from across the College of Humanities and Social Sciences shared original research spanning disciplines, methods, and real-world impact at the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. From artificial intelligence and campus safety to global economics and social media's influence on voters, the event highlighted the breadth of student scholarship and the skills gained through hands-on research.

Psychology Honors students represented the Department of Psychology at this year’s CHSS Undergraduate Research Symposium, showcasing faculty-mentored research across a variety of topics. Two students, Kira Sherwood and Vlera Baftija, received recognition for their outstanding research presentations, highlighting the continued excellence of undergraduate scholarship within our department.

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Kuykendall comments on the potential benefits of UK companies offering fertility benefits as part of their employee packages.