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Why ancient Mesopotamians buried their dead beneath the floor | Psyche

Death and dying

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Why ancient Mesopotamians buried their dead beneath the floor

by Nicola Laneri

The cult of being confident and why it doesn’t help women | Psyche

Change and self-development

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The cult of being confident and why it doesn’t help women

by Rosalind Gill & Shani Orgad

The myth of machine consciousness makes Narcissus of us all | Psyche

Consciousness

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The myth of machine consciousness makes Narcissus of us all

by David Bentley Hart

I thought I knew everything about death. Then grief struck me | Psyche

Death and dying

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I thought I knew everything about death. Then grief struck me

by John Troyer

What is it about musical hooks that makes them so catchy? | Psyche

Music

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What is it about musical hooks that makes them so catchy?

by Tim Byron & Jadey O’Regan

I’m childfree by choice. Should I feel guilty about ending my line? | Psyche

Parenting and families

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I’m childfree by choice. Should I feel guilty about ending my line?

by Starre Vartan

What the ‘fundamental attribution error’ misses about blame | Psyche

Virtues and vices

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What the ‘fundamental attribution error’ misses about blame

by Laura Niemi, Jesse Graham & John M Doris

Earlier memories are relatively spared in dementia. Why? | Psyche

Brain injury and dementia

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Earlier memories are relatively spared in dementia. Why?

by Dorthe Berntsen

Six steps to self-compassion when your parent has mental illness | Psyche

Attachment and parenting

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Six steps to self-compassion when your parent has mental illness

by Addy Dunkley-Smith

Uncertainty isn’t a human flaw, it’s a feature of the world | Psyche

The nature of reality

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Uncertainty isn’t a human flaw, it’s a feature of the world

by Richard C Sha & Nathan Harshman

Perplexed? Embrace it! Confusion is a symptom of learning | Psyche

Learning and education

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Perplexed? Embrace it! Confusion is a symptom of learning

by Juliette Vazard

Nan Shepherd delved into a queer erotic kinship with nature | Psyche

Sacred places

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Nan Shepherd delved into a queer erotic kinship with nature

by Melissa Matthewson

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