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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What Does Justice for Animals Look Like?
According to philosopher Martha Nussbaum, animal justice means allowing animals the freedom to live full lives.
A Few Small Ways to Fight the Holiday Blues
While many of us look forward to the winter holidays, they sometimes make us feel down. Here are ways to lift your mood.
Six New Horror Movies That (Surprisingly) Highlight the Best in Humanity
Just in time for Halloween, Jeremy Adam Smith explores movies from the past year that can help you face your worst fears.
How Self-Compassionate Are Different Groups of People?
Just over 20,000 people took the GGSC self-compassion quiz—and we analyzed the results across different ages, races, and genders.
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.
How Tears Help Us Overcome Barriers to Empathy
A new study reveals how tears shed by members of socially disadvantaged groups can elicit empathy and support.
What Is at the Root of Suffering in Health Care Providers?
What is moral injury, and is it always the reason for burnout in health care?