Matt Huston

About

Matt Huston is a Commissioning Editor at Aeon Media. He is a former Senior Editor at Psychology Today. Previously, he wrote for The Philadelphia Inquirer and other publications and studied journalism at The College of New Jersey.

Recent Posts

Teens: The Joyride Cure

<p>Teenage foolhardiness may be dangerous, but it's also socially vital—and malleable.</p>

<p>Teenage foolhardiness may be dangerous, but it's also socially vital—and malleable.</p>

Pleasant Fictions

Why we need to self-deceive

Why we need to self-deceive

Trust at First Sight

What kind of face puts you at ease?

What kind of face puts you at ease?

Kind at the Core

Morality seems more central to who we are than memories or personality traits.

Morality seems more central to who we are than memories or personality traits.

To Each His Own

Genetics helps explain how kids grow into their own personalities.

Genetics helps explain how kids grow into their own personalities.

Bookshelf: Men Are Not the Enemy

First aid for the male reputation.

First aid for the male reputation.

Dating: The Soft Breakup

Technology can make finding new love a lot harder.

Technology can make finding new love a lot harder.

Best Foes Forever

Rivalry is a special kind of competitive relationship.

Rivalry is a special kind of competitive relationship.

Club Scout

Behind the velvet ropes, Ashley Mears finds case studies in status and power.

Behind the velvet ropes, Ashley Mears finds case studies in status and power.

News: Tradition!

Rituals help strengthen relationships

Rituals help strengthen relationships