In The Media

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.

Distinguished University Professor warns of psychological harms from social media fallout.

Psychology graduate walked across stage at CHSS Degree Ceremony just months after losing feeling in her legs

According to Todd Kashdan, Department of Psychology, happiness is multifaceted.

Goldstein, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, quote to CNN about children’s belief in Santa is referenced in Bored Panda article.

Wiener, Department of Psychology, is quoted in the New York Times about a study that finds that the speed of human thought lags far behind your internet connection.

Todd Kashdan, professor of psychology, and colleagues’ research on curiosity, at the Well-Being Lab, cited in Psychology Today.