In the Long Run, Diversity Wins
A new study finds that societies generally come to accept religious diversity—but it takes time.
Do Your Struggles Expand Your Compassion for Others?
People who have faced significant adversity don't experience "compassion collapse," a new study suggests.
Do We Have an Instinctive Urge to Be Kind?
When someone needs help, what is your first impulse?
Two Ways to Nudge Your Kids Toward Honesty
A recent study suggests that kids are influenced by the stories they read and the interactions they witness.
One Key to Being Happy When You’re Single
A new study shows how important social connections are for single people.
What Focusing on the Breath Does to Your Brain
Different breathing patterns activate our brain networks related to mood, attention, and body awareness, a new study suggests.
The Mindfulness Skill That Is Crucial for Stress
A new study suggests that practicing acceptance helps reduce our stress more than simple mindful awareness.
Does Returning Favors Come Naturally to Kids?
Young kids naturally hold a grudge, but they need to learn to engage in grateful reciprocity.
The Mindfulness Skill That Is Crucial for Stress
A new study suggests that practicing acceptance helps reduce our stress more than simple mindful awareness.
What Focusing on the Breath Does to Your Brain
Different breathing patterns activate our brain networks related to mood, attention, and body awareness, a new study suggests.
What Awe Looks Like in the Brain
A new study sheds light on how our brains respond to awe-inspiring nature.
Do This in the Morning for a Better Workday
According to a new study, mentally preparing for your workday is key.
Is Lack of Gratitude Dragging Down Your Relationship?
A new study suggests that mismatched thankfulness is bad for relationships.
One Key to Being Happy When You’re Single
A new study shows how important social connections are for single people.
Is a Grudge Keeping You Up at Night?
According to a new study, people who are more forgiving sleep better (and have better health).
Why the Arts Matter for Kids’ Self-Esteem
A new study finds that kids who paint, draw, play music, or read more often feel better about themselves.