Behavioral Sciences

Recent study shows that—broadly speaking—the older you are, the higher your level of concern about COVID-19 and the more steps you take to reduce the risk

In a small study, researchers taught four animals how to play a rudimentary joystick-enabled video game, demonstrating conceptual understanding beyond simple chance

Recent study's findings demonstrate that inconsistent information exists on some commercial infant and toddler food packages

However, whether this has exposed Americans to more risk is still a question to be answered by further research

Analysis tracks "isolated" and "mobile" activities—and subsequent coronavirus cases

Results from public polling of more than 800 English-speaking adults nationwide indicate that "vaccine uptake will be suboptimal," researcher says

Do current reforms to end the 'rat race' between scientists really help?

Recent research finds that emotional intelligence—the ability to understand, use, and manage emotions to relieve stress—may be more vital than previously thought

Rather than take steps to genuinely repair damage caused by their abusive behavior, many of the bosses surveyed in a recent study were more concerned about repairing their social images

Global study measures responses from 1,040 people, finding that more than 13 percent had PTSD-related symptoms