Teaching Gratitude Can Help Reduce Cyberbullying
A new study finds that students who learn about gratitude for a month are less likely to bully their peers.
A new study finds that students who learn about gratitude for a month are less likely to bully their peers.
Since the pandemic began, people around the world have been helping, donating, and volunteering more—especially in Ukraine.
Psychologists can more accurately measure people's well-being by taking into account how different cultures think about happiness.
Evidence suggests that couples who combine their financial resources are happier than those who don’t—and they stay together longer.
Two new studies reveal the ways that teachers and schools can encourage students to be humble and feel comfortable making mistakes.
A new study calls into question earlier research suggesting that people of higher socioeconomic status are less generous and more selfish than others.
Researchers have found that practicing "cyclic sighing" for five minutes a day can help you feel less anxiety and more positive emotions.
A new study finds that even just one conversation with a friend could make you feel more connected and less stressed.
Sometimes it's hard to just accept people for who they are. Here's how to be at peace with someone, faults and all.
A new book explains how sensitivity can be an asset in life—as long as you learn how to manage emotional and physical overwhelm.
It’s time for the Greater Goodies, honoring movies from the past year that exemplify human strengths and virtues.
A marriage therapist offers a step-by-step guide for a conversation with your partner when emotions are running high.
Researchers have found that practicing "cyclic sighing" for five minutes a day can help you feel less anxiety and more positive emotions.
Researchers have discovered how our personality and attachment style may influence the songs we like—and how music has changed over time.
Burnout expert Christina Maslach talks about the causes of burnout at work and how employees and employers can start addressing it.
A new study finds that even just one conversation with a friend could make you feel more connected and less stressed.
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