Greater Good Science Center • Magazine • In Action • In Education

Research Digests

By Kat Saxton, Jason Marsh, Erica Lee, Aaron Shaw | May 7, 2010

Short summaries of new research on satisfying relationships, the benefits of multiculturalism, and the positive effects of humor.

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