In his research, Dr. Peter Harms examines three types of leaders in the workplace—the narcissist, the Machiavellian and the psychopath

Because dominance and aggressiveness have been linked to stress resistance, these findings may influence the development of more effective gender-specific treatment strategies for stress-related neuropsychiatric disorders

Researchers from the Yale School of Public Health sampled more than 500 people living in five states where marijuana legalization is on voting ballots for 2016 Election Day

"Our results seem to support the hypothesis that raising offspring cooperatively may have promoted the emergence of prosocial tendencies not only in humans, but also in other animals."

Eating in an ‘open concept kitchen,’ with greater visibility and convenience of food access, can set off a chain reaction

Most people feel guilty about discarding food, but say it would be hard to stop

Ability to slow, calm reaction to triggers for binges could be key for people trying to moderate addictive behaviors

Combining two cutting-edge techniques reveals that neurons in the prefrontal cortex are built to respond to reward or aversion, a finding with implications for treating mental illness and addictions

UC San Diego study suggests collective framing more effective than individual

New research shows that consumers who have poor eating habits and who are overweight benefit the most from long-term reward incentives than if they are offered price reductions of an equal value