psychology

A Texas A&M University professor and her students are using the strong association between memory and the sense of smell in hopes of slowing the progress of dementia by way of “scent painting.”

When your heart breaks, literally.

Glitches in the brain or a glimpse into the future?

In the nationwide discussion of sexual assaults on college campuses, men are often left out of the conversation.

As Texas A&M University embarks on its own culture shift in the fight against sexual violence, it welcomed one of the nation’s leading experts on the subject to campus to begin Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Rafael Lara-Alecio, Regents Professor of Educational Psychology at Texas A&M University, has been selected as a winner of the Southeastern Conference 2016 Faculty Achievement Award.

Are greener pastures really on the other side of your iPhone screen?

New study indicates students’ cognitive functioning improves when using standing desks.

Wendy R. Boswell has been named Mays Business School head of the Department of Management.

Researchers are looking at how precision motor control might be affected by major depression by looking at associated functional changes in the frontal brain regions