How an Altruistic Doctor Could Help You Stay Healthy
A new study finds that when doctors are focused on patients' needs over profits, patients save money and get better care.
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America’s Biggest Divide Is the Superpolitical vs. the Exhausted Majority
Most Americans are frustrated with politics and don't feel represented. Researchers say our political system is to blame.
The Benefits and Drawbacks of Intuitive Thinking
Relying on our intuitions can help us be creative, but it might also contribute to conspiracy theories.
How to Improve Your Memory for the Things That Matter
A new book explains how our brains selectively remember and forget, and how to use that knowledge to our advantage.
How to Make Hollywood (and America) More Humane
Hollywood taking steps toward a less toxic workplace culture would have ripple effects on the culture of the United States.
Three Insights to Help You Build Bridges Across Differences
Bridge builders came together in Chicago to look at how research can help us connect across our differences and build a pluralistic society.
How to Set Boundaries When You’ve Never Been Taught How
What if your family’s cultural values don’t embrace the concept of boundaries? Here are 14 tips for boundary setting this holiday season.
Three Things That Influence Our Character
For educators teaching character, it helps to understand the way it is shaped by our personal experiences, environments, and relationships.