In The Media

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.

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

Kashdan explains that “real epiphanies” occur when least expected.

Feng expressed concern about dust storms at Coachella and the potential for valley fever, a potentially life-threatening respiratory infection she analyzed as part of the study.

Kashdan, the director of the Well-Being Lab at George Mason, delves into curiosity and the art of asking questions with podcast host Meredith Goldstein.

Fine, a research assistant professor for the Center for Climate Change Communication, says treating shared social norms about climate change and taking action, is a powerful tool for encouraging climate-conscious behavior.

The Connection Effect host Bill Groner interviewed Kashdan to explore what curiosity really is and why it's far more powerful, more complex, and more trainable than most of us realize.

Kashdan discusses the power of principled dissent and curiosity in leadership.

Liang, Department of Psychology, co-authored study on the different profiles of intervention behaviors bystanders may exhibit when they witness workplace sexual harassment.