How Today’s Righteous Violence Turns Into Tomorrow’s Psychological Suffering
A veteran reflects on how perpetrating violence on others in the name of one's country leads to severe moral anguish over time.
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How to Build Empathy Across the Urban–Rural Divide
A simple quiz and a summer fellowship connected Stanford students and rural communities.
Why Well-Being Is Falling in Rural America
According to a new memoir, inequalities in rural education may be contributing to the political polarization in the United States.
Do We Need to Like Each Other to Find Common Ground?
A philosopher suggests that we don't have to like each other in order to overcome polarization and work together.
Can the Right and Left Agree on What Families Need?
Family policy expert Patrick T. Brown offers some perspective on conservative views of paid leave, child care, income equality, and abortion.
Can You Stay Calm in a Time of Outrage?
The world doesn’t need more anger, however righteous. It needs people who can hold on to moral clarity and stay true to their values.
How Goal Psychology Helps Explain American Politics Today
How did the political party associated with stability and preservation become so interested in tearing down established institutions?
Why Are Some Climate Policies More Popular Than Others?
Research suggests that people want fair, effective climate policies—and we underestimate how much widespread support there is for them.
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