Five Limits Your Brain Puts on Generosity
Research suggests that our brains may be wired for altruism, but there’s a catch—well, five of them, actually.
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Three Ways to Inspire Kids to Share
New research provides insight into what matters to kids when they decide to give.
Happy Caregivers May Help Dementia Patients Stay Alive
A new study finds that supporting the mental health of family caregivers could lead to longer, happier life for dementia patients.
How Does Your Culture Influence the People You Trust?
According to a new study, we're more generous toward people when they express emotions valued by our culture.
When Is Sacrifice Bad for Your Relationship?
A new study suggests that sacrifice is only problematic when your partner isn't supportive.
How to Give to Others without Burning Out
Research suggests that self-care can reduce stress and exhaustion—if we know how to practice it.
Where We Find Heroes
For the students of our Science of Happiness course, heroism is all around us.
How to Be Successful and Still Compassionate
A new book argues that helping others can actually help us achieve more.