Richard Gregory Cowden

Richard G. Cowden, Ph.D., is a social-personality psychologist and Research Scientist with the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University and the Department of Epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. He has contributed to numerous scholarly articles, book chapters, and books on human flourishing in diverse populations. He is also involved in developing and disseminating interventions to promote well-being, including those focused on forgiveness.

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How Forgiveness Can Strengthen Human Flourishing Around the World

March 27, 2026

Do societies differ in their tendency to forgive? And what might these differences mean for mental health and social relationships across cultures?

Machine Learning-Based Experiments Put AI Ethics To The Test

How AI is Transforming Hospitality Education through Simulated Diners

Rethinking How Students Manage Stress

How Market Data Exposes Hidden Accounting Tactics

The Effect of the Mass Moment of Inertia on Vertical Axis Current Turbines

When Seconds Cost Millions: How Explainable AI is Reshaping Modern Manufacturing

Why HIV Stigma Still Threatens Health Despite Decades Of Medical Progress

The League of Legends: How Four Major Rankings Agree on the World’s Top Universities

How the Brain May Play a Role in Hamstring Muscle Injuries

Who Supports Climate Policy? The Barriers Of Ideology And Attachments To Political Parties

Racing The Tide: Mapping Florida’s Cultural Heritage Before It Is Lost to Flooding

The Rise of AI in Mental Healthcare

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