In The Media

In a recent op-ed featured in Psychology Today, Todd Kashdan, a renowned expert from the Department of Psychology, delves into the intricate topic of loneliness

Todd Kashdan, Department of Psychology, offers pragmatic and practical tactics to effectively voice concerns.

James Maddux, an emeritus professor of clinical psychology at George Mason University comments on anxiety symptoms and how to deal with them.

Tevis Tucker and Dr. Adam Winsler's research paper on "Who Takes Music With Them When They Transition to High School?" appeared on the National Endowment of the Arts' (NEA) podcast. The episode discusses the identifying factors that predispose 8th-graders to persist with music education when they enter high school.

Dr. Kuykendall and her students are cited in the Washington Post and The Bulletin for their research on why Americans today are less likely to take vacations.

The Washington Post reports on a study, co-authored by Thalia Goldstein, associate professor of applied developmental psychology, that looks at the impact of theater classes on children's communication skills.

From the Access to Excellence podcast archive, Thalia Goldstein, associate professor of applied developmental psychology, explains to Mason President Gregory Washington how kids benefit socially from finding out Santa Claus isn't real. As for when she found out, Goldstein says she's still disappointed.

Dr. Sabine Doebel discusses How Your Brain's Execution Function Works - And How To Improve It