Attachment theory is everywhere right now, but what is it and how can you use it to improve your relationships?
Academics discuss thefts from honesty boxes - and whether it reflects on us as a society.
The Tour de France, which finishes this weekend, is regarded as one of the world's toughest cycle races. Winning it is a psychological as well as a physical test.
AI-generated animal videos are sweet, until you realise the joy, like the animal, was never really there.
Are you driven by autonomy, recognition, wealth, comfort, security or friendship? Knowing your motivational style could help you realise your goals.
Kimberley and her guest, psychotherapist Zoe Ross, explore what a good relationship looks like and delve into the early warning signs of a bad relationship.
Sometimes sporting rules can incentivise teams to behave in ways that appear to defy logic – by actively trying to lose.
How parents can help children cope with wins and losses, from the football World Cup and sports day to board games at home.
The "behavioural immune system" can drive harsher moral judgement and may even contribute to xenophobia.
