Articles by John D. Moore

New study suggests potential financial troubles for millennials If your grandmother urged you to save for a rainy day, she did it for a reason. That’s because she likely knew the importance of putting away […]

Manly cars explored Consumer psychology has always fascinated me, particularly the buying habits of men. That’s why a recent conversation I had with a buddy about manly cars was so entertaining. My friend Keith, an […]

Teams work in stages. How many do you know? If you have ever led a team or simply been part of a group, you may have noticed there is a certain ebb and flow that […]

Learn how spending time outdoors helps ameliorate the symptoms of depression and anxiety. One of the first things people want to know after receiving a diagnosis of depression is: Can I do anything that doesn’t […]

Short Version A new research paper has been published that suggests people who experience Déjà vu or believe they can predict the future are not as psychic as they think. Long Version Have you ever […]

Short Version A new study suggests that active duty military personnel are seeing private practice therapists instead of using DoD provided services because they don’t trust the system. Long Version For years, counselors in private […]

Short Version New research suggests that a little bit of anxiety may be helpful with boosting memory. But too much anxiety can diminish any benefits. Long Version We’ve all been taught to associate anxiety as […]

Don’t say these things at a funeral – ever Not long ago, I had the occasion to attend the funeral of a schoolmate’s wife. She passed after a lengthy battle with alcohol-related liver disease. She […]