What’s Important to Us When Making Political Decisions?
When Americans face complex decisions on immigration, climate change or political candidates, they usually don't consider all of the relevant factors.…
Can Community Programs Reduce Gun Violence?
A new study finds that a gun violence program in Richmond, California, led to three times the national decline in violence.
Do You Compare Yourself to Your Partner? It’s Not All Bad
Comparison may sometimes be the thief of joy, but it’s also an important tool for making predictions and decisions in our love lives.
Is Talking or Texting Better for Disagreements?
According to a new study, spoken conversations lead to more understanding, less conflict, and more openness to other opinions.
What Happens When Sixth Graders and Elders Learn Together
Instead of attending regular school, a group of sixth graders in Canada spend time at a long-term care home—and young and old seem to benefit.
Are Our Fellow Americans Kinder Than We Think?
A new Gallup poll suggests that kindness is common, though younger Americans see and offer kindness less often than older Americans.
Why Your Emotional Bond With Nature Is Good for You
A study of 38,000 people around the world finds that people who feel connected to nature are more hopeful, purposeful and resilient.
How Does Forgiveness Benefit People Around the World?
Researchers surveyed residents of 22 countries to investigate how forgiveness impacts our well-being.
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