Psychology

(Clockwise from top left) Catherine Moore, Ashton Anderson, Karina Vold, Paul Bloom, Valérie Kindarji and Paolo Granata (supplied images, photo of Bloom by Greg Martin) April 5, 2023 Brave new tech: Experts say AI tools like ChatGPT – and the ethical questions they raise – are here to stay
"" March 2, 2023 U of T Entrepreneurship Week 2023: Top 10 startups to watch
"" February 2, 2023 With latest work, U of T grad challenges children's book genre
January 24, 2023 Researchers find a daily dose of politics leads to stress – but avoiding it can hinder civic engagement
"" January 16, 2023 Smartphone app designed by U of T researchers can significantly improve memory recall
cross section of a brain showing the hippocampus January 5, 2023 A new understanding of brain functionality may help treat those with memory impairment
"" November 3, 2022 What we think we like in a romantic partner – and what we actually prefer – don't always match up: Study
"" August 18, 2022 From happiness to health care, undergraduate summer program inspires future data scientists
a young couple holds hands while walking down the street August 15, 2022 Early sexual experiences could lead to healthier sex later in life: U of T study
"" August 11, 2022 Learning about listening: Researcher explores how people perceive sound
"" June 10, 2022 'This has been home': U of T grad helped build an on-campus community amid COVID-19
"" June 2, 2022 U of T researchers awarded 20 new and renewed Canada Research Chairs
a Toronto streetcar passes by an intersection where a homeless person sleeps May 3, 2022 U of T psychology course sparks advocacy around homelessness
a magician points their wand at a top hat while on stage April 25, 2022 Hocus focus: Undergrads study stage magic to learn about the mind, gaps in perception
man pointing television remote control April 20, 2022 Feeling sensations – including ones connected to sadness – are key to depression recovery: U of T study
woman looks off into a sunset April 7, 2022 Forever alone... and thriving? U of T expert examines link between attachment styles and life satisfaction
A red maple leaf rests on a rusted metal fence March 30, 2022 World Happiness Report: Experts tell Toronto Star that Canadians' life satisfaction has slumped
Adam Frost February 18, 2022 A Netflix for research? Project to turn academic papers into videos could boost students' performance
A couple laying in bed February 17, 2022 Not in the mood? Researchers examine how couples communicate when desire is low
People crossing the street as the sun sets. February 17, 2022 U of T psych prof on ‘the great snapback’ and tips for post-lockdown living