Psychology

Sasha Reid February 12, 2018 Sketching serial killers: PhD student creates database to help understand why people kill
Photo of University of Toronto sign on building November 8, 2017 U of T 13th in the world in psychology, excels in health and life sciences: THE rankings
Stressed hands in a Flickr photo August 14, 2017 Don't brood or wallow when feeling bad, U of T study says
mug shot of Al Capone August 9, 2017 Mafia face: U of T research on what mugshots of gangsters and lawyers reveal about how we choose leaders
photo of statue August 8, 2017 Targeting chronic pain: U of T researcher identifies potential way to reduce pain
July 5, 2017 First impressions: U of T study says faces reveal whether we’re rich or poor
Ian Dennis Miller photo in silhouette May 16, 2017 Meet fake news investigator and U of T student Ian Dennis Miller
April 13, 2017 Can life's bad turns lead to populist views? U of T researcher takes a closer look
ferguson protest March 14, 2017 U of T study probes police shootings of unarmed black men by looking at how we perceive size by race
Photo of King Street West January 13, 2017 Beholding beauty: U of T scientist decodes how your brain reacts to architecture
Photo of capuchin monkeys January 10, 2017 Monkeys play the odds, say U of T researchers
Jessica Maxwell November 4, 2016 U of T study reveals key to a happy sex life
October 26, 2016 Putting stock in awe: U of T researcher explores impact of positive emotions on your health
Amy Finn July 20, 2016 Higher-income students have an edge when it comes to working memory, experts at U of T, MIT and Harvard say
July 11, 2016 Brain research at U of T gets huge boost with arrival of MRI scanner
June 22, 2016 Looking for a non-profit CEO? Choose a teddy bear, not a shark: University of Toronto study
June 21, 2016 What’s the likelihood of THAT happening?
May 31, 2016 Drop that selfie stick: you may be vainer than you think!
April 19, 2016 How far is Fleen from New York City? (Hint: It’s closer than Floon)
March 22, 2016 “The best kind of teaching and the best kind of learning”: lab-based course empowers undergrads