Archive - Deep Dish Psychology

Personal Styles in Reading Emotional Cues

Researchers identify a trait-like individual difference in how people interpret emotion cues.

Feb 10 •

Alexander Danvers

May 2024

Making Art for Emotion Regulation

How does art defy extensive research findings on emotion regulation?

May 19, 2024 •

Alexander Danvers

April 2024

Who Wants Sex with Robots?

What predicts "robosexuality"? New research identifies three surprising factors.

Apr 16, 2024 •

Alexander Danvers

November 2023

October 2023

An All-Natural Alternative to Antidepressants

New research shows that it's not effectiveness, but adherence that is the hard part.

Oct 30, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

Who's Afraid of Facebook?

New research examines how facebook impacts well-being across the world.

Oct 23, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

Being Alone and Lonely Across the Lifespan

Part 2 of a discussion of my recent publication on time spent alone in daily life.

Oct 17, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

Being Alone is Not Loneliness

Part 1 on my new publication investigating being alone in daily life..

Oct 16, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

June 2023

Stimulating the Brain for Better Mental Health

A TMS explainer

Jun 5, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

May 2023

Why Do Courts Allow Unscientific Evidence?

Bite mark analysis is flawed science. Why do we still use it?

May 31, 2023 •

Alexander Danvers

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