Teaching Gratitude Can Help Reduce Cyberbullying
A new study finds that students who learn about gratitude for a month are less likely to bully their peers.
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How Social Media Can Add to Your Well-Being (Not Detract From It)
Instead of bemoaning the ills of social media, we can try to use it in ways that support our relationships, identity, and success in life.
How Children Think About Their Own Well-Being Online
Researchers asked kids around the world about their digital lives and what kinds of online experiences would make them happy.
Right and Left Might Be Finding Common Ground on Gun Violence
A new study analyzed conservative and liberal Twitter reactions to U.S. gun violence—and found some convergence.
Does Your Child Have an Unhealthy Relationship With Technology?
It's quite possible that your fears about your child's screen time are unfounded.
The Upside to Admitting You Were Wrong Online
A new study suggests that people who are willing to admit they’re wrong during Facebook arguments are liked and respected more.
The Mental Health Consequences of Staring at Yourself on Zoom All Day
Being in front of a camera makes you objectify yourself and focus on your appearance, which is bad for mental health—especially women's.
How You Can Help Kids Be Good People Online
Character education might be the key to a better internet and help kids flourish online, suggests a team of researchers in the U.K.