Far from being distractions, emotions—like passion, fear, anxiety and compassion—and emotional intelligence can make or break a venture. Here are four ways they shape the entrepreneurial ...

This my favorite color worksheet has quietly become a favorite in our house. It’s simple, creative, and gets kids thinking in unexpected ways. Freddie used it during a color unit years ago, and ...

Daily life can evoke painful emotions. News of war can bring out sadness; climate change disasters can trigger fear. A squabble with a partner or a misunderstanding at work can unleash anger ...

People interpret a dog’s emotions based on its situation and have “a big blind spot” for the actual animal, a new study found. “When it comes to just perceiving dog emotions, we think we ...

Emotions put us in the right mind-state so that we can effectively think about the situation we’re in the middle of. As the neuroscientist Ralph Adolphs told Leonard Mlodinow for his book ...

Ethan Kross is a world expert in the psychology of emotions, and he has identified a set of tools that can help us to tend our wellbeing. Ever since he was a child, Ethan Kross has been "an ...

Suppressing emotions increases our stress levels. Researchers have monitored people's sympathetic nervous system activity (a proxy for stress levels, measured by skin conductance and pulse ...

Emotions are how you respond to the world around us. They’re an important part of your daily functions and help shape you into who you are. They also contribute to the quality of your life.

Emotions can cause physical symptoms, and when they persist, they may feel like they are trapped in the body. Learn what may help here.

Sleep has been shown to have a long list of physical and mental health benefits, and now a new study suggests it could also help to “erase” bad memories.

The label 'intellectualizer' describes people who analyze emotions, rather than feeling them. It's a coping strategy from childhood environments where expressing feelings felt unsafe ...