Researchers at Texas A&M University have discovered how intensely people react to making mistakes may be a predictor of anxiety-driven avoidance. The findings, published by Dr. Annmarie MacNamara and ...

One of the things I’ve been fascinated about as I’ve been learning chess is discovering my thinking mistakes. One of the things I’ve been fascinated about as I’ve been learning chess is discovering my ...

Staying compliant with stay-at-home rules is hard. So is staying at home of your own accord if your local area starts to ease restrictions prematurely. Some experts have been surprised at how ...

Thinking errors, also called cognitive biases or cognitive distortions, are irrational patterns of thinking that can both cause, and be caused by, depression: the more depressed you feel, the more you ...

Everyone makes mistakes, including mental ones. We're only human, and human error accounts for a lot of mistakes, even if we're careful. However, knowing better lets ...