Psychology & Behavior
The patterns, pressures, wounds, and coping mechanisms shaping how we feel, think, and function.
Every Time You Remember Something, Your Brain Quietly Rewrites It
Memory reconsolidation isn't just how you forget — it's how your brain has been editing your autobiography for years, and the self you think you've always been is partly a work of ongoing fiction.
Sarah Jenkins 9 min
You Don't Lose Yourself in a Crowd. You Find a Different Version.
The old story said crowds hijack your brain and erase your identity — new research using mobile EEG and real-world protest data suggests the opposite might be true.
Sarah Jenkins 10 min