One Way to Let Your Guard Down
A new study suggests that forgiving past transgressions could help us see people in a better light.
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Does Humility Have a Dark Side?
When it comes to freedom, death, and the meaning of life, acknowledging you might have limits can cause existential distress.
11 Things to Do When You Feel Lonely
Many of us are feeling a bit lonelier these days. These tips may help—some involving other people, and some you can follow all by yourself.
Our Favorite Books of 2022
Greater Good’s editors pick the most thought-provoking, practical, and inspirational science books of the year.
A Healthy Social Life Goes Beyond Friends and Family
When we have a variety of social interactions—with not just intimates, but acquaintances and strangers—we may be happier and healthier for it.
Why Teachers Need Each Other Right Now
Here are four simple ways to find social support as an educational professional.
When Do Your Secrets Hurt Your Well-Being?
A new book explains why we keep secrets and provides useful guidance around whether or not to reveal them.
Can Being Kind to Yourself Help Alleviate Boredom?
A new study finds that people who are more self-compassionate feel less bored and have a greater sense of meaning in life.