Christine Ma-Kellams

My birthday came early this year b/c @nytimes just reviewed The Band and asked the question implicit in the book: Are Kpop stars just like us??? nytimes.com/2024/04/13/boo…

Sometimes the best learning doesn’t look like learning at all. Here are just some of the benefits of open-ended play with Legos, according to psychologist Christine @Makellams Have you noticed any positive effects from playing? Read more: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

BTS is back and touring, and research suggests that fans may benefit most from the bonds that they build with each other, psychologist @makellams explains. #BTS #BTSArmy psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

BTS is back and touring, and research suggests that fans may benefit most from the bonds that they build with each other. #BTS #BTSArmy psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

BTS’s Comeback Could Boost Fans' Mental Health | @PsychToday #BTS_ARİRANG psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

Sometimes the best learning doesn’t look like learning at all. Open-ended Lego play can strengthen spatial reasoning and creativity at the same time, explains @Makellams psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

Not all age-gap relationships are perceived equally, explains psychologist Christine @Makellams psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

What the Latest Dating Trends Gets Wrong About Relationships @PsychToday psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

I commute to work by plane. People are shocked when they learn how affordable and efficient it is businessinsider.com/fly-to-work-co… via @businessinsider

It's the best time of the year to start a new romance. But why? Hint: It’s not just the cold weather. Dr. Christine @Makellams explains in this article: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

Finally, a Scientific Explanation for Cuffing Season | @PsychToday psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

Inflation Hits Different For Men vs. Women, But Why? | @PsychToday psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

When High-Value Women & Tradwives dominate FYPs near you, what could possibly go wrong--for men?? | @PsychToday psychologytoday.com/us/blog/confes…

@ilybyoshimoto I'm surprised katabasis hasn't been mentioned yet but I just finished it and it's everything dark academic + more

hiii my lovely oomfs does anyone have any dark academia recs? ones that are like genuinely critiquing/about the academic institution, not just like... a murder or smthn set in an academic setting

After living in a dozen cities across the globe, I finally settled down in the coastal city where I grew up businessinsider.com/moved-back-to-… via @businessinsider

@AbbottElemABC What’s the location exactly?

#AbbottElementary is ready to FUN-raise at San Diego Comic-Con, inviting attendees to experience A Very Abbott Block Party. From authentic Philly water ice and a sky-high Ferris wheel to exclusive premiums from the school’s Lost and Found, it is sure to be the hottest party on the block. Oh, and did we mention it's free?! #AbbottBlockParty

After taking my kids to 20+ countries, here's what I've learned about travel: businessinsider.com/traveling-with… via @businessinsider

The best narcissist I've ever met was a nun. Full story ("Saint, Sinner") @failbettercom failbetter.com/content/saint-…

Tell me not all Costco's are as busy as this one: businessinsider.com/costco-too-cro… @BusinessInsider

@fannaforbooks This was always my first thought whenever seeing a really pretty bookshelf on bookstagram: who has this much disposable income to buy books based on looks/vibes??

On bookstagram, some who can afford are buying attention through the aesthetics of physical books, new and latest. While many who also love reading but can't afford the new (or even faves) must let their appreciation for books be overshadowed by algorithm-fed bookish consumerism.

In praise of the 'artthrob':