How Can We Stop Prejudice in a Pandemic?
Recent studies reveal how knowledge helps defeats prejudice in the face of a health crisis.
How to Hack Your Brain’s Prejudice with Veggies
Research suggests a quick trick you can use to combat your unconscious biases.
How Do Your Morals Shape Your Politics?
A new study explores how your sense of right and wrong influences your attitude toward policies that seek to redistribute wealth in a society.
Why Activism Is Natural for Young People
Don't underestimate young people's power to change the world.
What Happens When Political Opponents Get to Know Each Other?
Two people from opposite sides of the political spectrum find what they have in common.
Just One Thing: Find Common Ground
Can you find common ground with everyone, rather than excluding certain people from your circle?
Can Threats to Humanity Make Us More Prejudiced?
Research suggests that prejudice increases in the face of threats like climate change, recessions, and epidemics.
What America Can Learn from Couples Therapy
The principles of good communication for couples could also apply to divided Americans.
How Can We Stop Prejudice in a Pandemic?
Recent studies reveal how knowledge helps defeats prejudice in the face of a health crisis.
What America Can Learn from Couples Therapy
The principles of good communication for couples could also apply to divided Americans.
How Do Your Morals Shape Your Politics?
A new study explores how your sense of right and wrong influences your attitude toward policies that seek to redistribute wealth in a society.
Can Threats to Humanity Make Us More Prejudiced?
Research suggests that prejudice increases in the face of threats like climate change, recessions, and epidemics.
What Happens When You Tell Your Story and I Tell Mine?
Sometimes, empathy isn't enough. New research reveals how taking and giving perspectives can help us to bridge our differences.
Why Activism Is Natural for Young People
Don't underestimate young people's power to change the world.
Can a Sense of Awe Improve Our Arguments?
Feeling awe can make us more humble and tolerant toward political opponents, a new study suggests.
How Can We Cooperate When the Pandemic Is Driving Us Apart?
Paul Atkins, coauthor of Prosocial, explains what will help us work together in the face of disaster.