Psychology

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
young girl playing with a toy truck January 26, 2022 Culture plays a role in children’s acceptance of gender-diverse peers: U of T study
Photo of a driver turning a steering wheel suddenly January 18, 2022 Simple vehicle warning systems as effective as more complex ones: U of T study
Felix Cheung January 12, 2022 The good life: Felix Cheung – who studies well-being – among U of T's 33 new or renewed Canada Research Chairs
Woman delivers groceries to elderly couple January 3, 2022 How far does a little kindness go? U of T researcher examines how doing good improves mental health
A composite image of a woman's head with multiple screens floating above it. December 17, 2021 Researchers reveal how our brains update memories when recollections are proven wrong
a path winds through a dark forest October 21, 2021 U of T study provides insight into how we sense threats in our environment
"" September 15, 2021 Understanding babies' minds: U of T researcher examines how infants learn language
A composite image of hands holding stone, a sunny beach, traffic on the gardiner expressway in toronto with go train visible and a forest September 1, 2021 Massage stones help scientists uncover role of prefrontal cortex in sensory perception
Apparatus August 12, 2021 From detecting earthquakes to preventing disease: 27 U of T research projects receive CFI funding
Photo illustration of two paper heads connected to each other by a line July 26, 2021 U of T researchers explore the concept of empathy in everyday life
man holding his baby July 23, 2021 Most couples remain committed to their relationships after becoming new parents: U of T study
July 22, 2021 'Scene wheel' could help explain why eyewitness testimony is unreliable: U of T researchers
"" July 14, 2021 Some stress-management strategies could pose physical health risks during COVID-19: U of T study
Sonia Kang June 30, 2021 'We want everyone to feel safe and welcome': U of T Mississauga's new special adviser on anti-racism, equity
Brenda Andrews June 15, 2021 In fields ranging from math to medicine, U of T researchers awarded 27 Canada Research Chairs
Vanessa Parise June 14, 2021 By getting involved on campus, U of T grad Vanessa Parise found her path – and a sense of purpose