Behavioral Sciences

People also tend to change up their gestures to compensate for the low video quality, a new study shows

New study focuses on how managers and organizations can reduce moral disengagement

Results of surveys show a correlation between belief in conspiracies and identification as far-left or far-right

Certain soft incentive techniques, known as nudges, are effective in getting people to change their behavior

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Groups of laypeople reliably rate Facebook stories as effectively as fact-checkers do

Approximately one-third of the population suffer from misokinesia—or the “hatred of movements”

People are less likely to work and exert effort for a reward if they are fatigued

Research investigates connection between political ideology, attitudes, and beliefs toward diversity

Participants had the poorest recall when memories of one event become entwined with memories of a similar experience