Helping Students Hear Each Other After the Election
An English teacher offers ideas on how to encourage curious dialogue at school after a divisive election.
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How to Turn Down the Tension in a Conversation
Research finds that if our language shows someone we're open to their perspective, they are more likely to be open to ours.
Can You Lie-Proof Your Relationship?
Researchers and psychologists weigh in on why we deceive our romantic partners and how to be more honest and authentic.
Seven Tips for Talking With Kids About Politics
Half of American parents don't discuss politics with their children. But research suggests parenting plays a crucial role in political views…
Can We End Hate Speech on Social Media?
Researchers are building tools to support freedom of expression on the internet while minimizing the potential for harm.
Three Ways to Resist the Political Outrage Machine
Politicians like Donald Trump use the anger and backlash against them in their favor. Here's how not to respond.
Five Ways to Tap Into Other People’s Wisdom
Getting other people to share their thoughts, feelings, and perspectives with you will help you learn, grow, and become a better person.
Three Steps to Finding Agreement on America’s Toughest Problems
Our work suggests that collaborative problem solving is possible among people who strongly disagree with each other on important issues.