Mariah G. Schug Ph.D.

About

Mariah G. Schug, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Gender, Women, and Sexuality at Widener University. Dr. Schug is trained in both anthropology and psychology. Her research considers how context and culture influence cognition and well-being. Much of her research is conducted in the Nordic society of the Faroe Islands. Her teaching includes courses on gender, sexuality, group dynamics, and positive psychology. She has published in peer-reviewed journals and popular media outlets.

Recent Posts

The Cheater’s Guide to Meditating: Keep It Brief

In spite of knowing the benefits of meditation, establishing the habit can be difficult. Brief meditations can make it easier to establish a practice and provide many benefits.

It’s More Than Just a Walk

Modern children are almost always under adult supervision. This lack of independence is a barrier to healthy development. Walking to school, alone or with friends, can help.

From Floundering to Flourishing on Social Media

Is your social media use bringing you down? With these six tips, social media can bring you joy and help you flourish.

How Can Women Effectively Negotiate?

Are you nervous about asking your boss for a raise? These strategies can help women negotiate without hurting their work relationships.

Have a New Goal? Use Your Password to Set Your Intentions

Changing your password for your computer, email, or anything else is an extremely simple and potentially powerful strategy for staying engaged with your intention.