More Americans than ever before are single -- about half of American adults are unmarried and close to three in 10 are not in a committed relationship. Geoff MacDonald, PhD, of the University of Toronto, talks about how relationship status is related to well-being, whether there is a societal stigma against singles, and why there is so much more research on being in a happy relationship than there is on being happily single.
Bonus Episode: Using Virtual Reality to Train Law Enforcement Officers with Gregory Kratzig, PhD
Bonus Episode: Your Boss is Watching You. Is that OK? with Dave Tomczak
Does Nostalgia Have a Psychological Purpose? with Krystine Batcho, PhD
Bonus Episode: How Virtual Reality Can Help Detect Racial Bias in Police Shootings with John Tawa, PhD
Bonus Episode: How a Virtual Buffet Can Help Kids Learn to Eat Better with Susan Persky, PhD
Bonus Episode: The Role of Body and Dash Cams in Policing with Nick Camp, PhD
The Psychology of Design (SOP92)
Bonus Episode: Driverless Cars and Body-less Therapy with Arnon Rolnick, PhD
Bonus Episode: The Psychology of Esports with Kaitlyn Roose and Shawn Doherty, PhD
How Memory Can Be Manipulated (SOP91)
Bonus Episode: Human Trafficking with Kalyani Gopal, PhD, HSPP
Future of Work (SOP90)
Understanding Racial Inequities in School Discipline (SOP89)
Bonus Episode: Debunking Myths About Fertility with Angela Lawson, PhD
What Guides Our Buying Behaviors (SOP88)
Bonus Episode: Fake News with Chrysalis Wright, PhD
Why Popularity Matters (SOP87)
Why We Like the Foods We Like (SOP86)
On the Front Lines of the Immigration Crisis (SOP85)
Suicide Science (SOP84)
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