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In the Media: AI could end loneliness. Is that a problem?

June 25, 2026

Paul Bloom, a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, recently appeared on TVO’s “The Rundown” with Eric Bombicino to talk about how AI chatbots can help some people feel less lonely, and what that means for us as humans.

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Congratulations Class of 2026!

June 11, 2026

We invited Psychology students graduating this year to share a farewell message and photo that sums up their time at U of T before crossing the stage at Convocation Hall. Find their messages below.

A sincere congratulations to all of our new graduates and to the entire Class of 2026!

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Are workers more productive in beautiful spaces?

May 27, 2026

Office workers spend approximately 2,000 hours a year behind their desks. Is there more than meets the eye to the design of these spaces?

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Neuroscientists and designers unveil new way to study how architecture makes you feel

May 20, 2026

Its smooth curves and wide archway pull you in, while the sharp lines and edges cut through the air overhead. More than a striking piece of art, Suffused Blossom #8 represents a new way to do science and design.

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Happily ever after starts now: What single people think about romantic relationships shapes their happiness whether they stay single or not

April 27, 2026

You don’t need a relationship to be happy, but what single people expect from romantic relationships is related to how satisfied they are with singlehood and partially predicts whether they stay single, according to new research by psychologists at the University of Toronto.

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U of T psychologists tune into the rhythms of memory for the first time

April 22, 2026

Your memory has more in common with a vintage, hand-cranked video camera than you may think.

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This Toronto researcher found where memories live. Can she help people with Alzheimer's and PTSD, too?

April 20, 2026

Everything was happening all at once. Stuck in a hospital room, Sheena Josselyn was fielding calls from reporters about a major breakthrough: proof that you could find and erase a memory. But first she had to give birth – and there were complications.

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Infants make nuanced moral character judgments as early as 12-months-old, study finds

April 13, 2026

Whether by choice or by habit, we regularly make moral judgments about the people around us. Is the person forcing themselves into a full subway car a bad person, or are they just late for an appointment?

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Edges and object boundaries key to processing visual orientation

April 08, 2026

You finally spot it: your phone peeking out from under a pillow on the couch across the room. Within a fraction of a second, you can pretty accurately pinpoint where it is in relation to other objects in the space.

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Katy Tam’s Life Hacks Research Lab offers simple advice to help people manage boredom

March 27, 2026

For many people, games, videos and social media offer a quick break from the daily grind, supplying a momentary dopamine boost when life feels difficult or dull. Yet Katy Tam has found that your phone may actually be increasing feelings of boredom or monotony.

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