It's the time of year to enjoy the mental health benefits of nostalgia, romance, family, snowflakes and miracles. Christmas movies' familiar tropes and predictable, non-stressful stories deliver comfort and improve... read more →
Throughout its history, Apple has sold identity, not products Message color has become a social categorization tool used to define “in” vs. “out.” Biologically and psychologically, people instinctively want to... read more →
We watch shows for themes and characters that resonate emotionally, not setting Shows about work are really about relationships, power dynamics, and moral values In times of disruption, shows provide... read more →
"Ring Nation" is a new reality show based on video content supplied by Ring security camera customers. By framing security camera videos as a source of fun, Ring Nation implicitly... read more →
Digital resilience combines resilience with media literacyCognitive and emotional skills create assets that build resilience on and offlineEvery opportunity to learn and practice adds to a child’s resiliency “toolbox”Parents can... read more →
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.