Random Acts of Kindness Make a Bigger Splash than Expected
Researchers find that people often underestimate how good acts of kindness make other feel
psychology
Using Smartphones Could Help Improve Memory Skills
New study shows that external memory tools are effective and do not cause “digital dementia”
Characteristics of an Innovative Mindset
How individual traits and qualities can be an asset to the innovation process
Do You Hate Seeing People Fidget? New UBC Research Says You’re Not Alone
Approximately one-third of the population suffer from misokinesia—or the “hatred of movements”
Actively Addressing Inequalities Promotes Social Change
People on both sides need to acknowledge that they have different motivations and concerns
Research Reveals New Approach to Understanding Our Well-Being
New Swansea University research examines how our ability to connect and feel a sense of belonging are determined by more than just our personal relationships
Research Reveals How to Combat Videoconference Fatigue
A sense of group belonging is the key to making videoconferences less exhausting, small study finds
Mindfulness Can Make You Selfish, New Study Shows
Researchers demonstrate the surprising downsides of mindfulness, while offering easy ways to minimize those consequences
Higher Education May Not Mean Increased Job Satisfaction
New study shows that while more education leads to better pay, it also means higher-stress jobs
Gender Gap in Negotiation Emerges as Early as Age Eight
Understood to persist between men and women in the workforce, Boston College team finds the gender gap in negotiation takes root during childhood