Do You Underestimate the Impact of Being Kind?
A recent study shows that small kindnesses have more of an effect on people than we expect.
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An Unexpected Side Effect of Daylight Saving Time: Less Generosity
A new study finds that after a bad night's sleep, we're less kind to others.
Wanting to Help Others Could Make You Happier at Work
A research review finds that employees who are motivated to be kind and helpful tend to have higher well-being at work.
Should You Reward Teens for Being Kind?
A new study explores how different parenting practices might help you raise compassionate kids.
Five Ways to Support the Well-Being of School Leaders
Burnout rates are high among principals. How can we fight burnout and promote self-care?
Young Americans May Be Less Selfish Than Previous Generations
A new study suggests that young adults are more willing to cooperate with strangers now than they have been since the 1950s.
Five Reasons Why Intellectual Humility Is Good for You
Recognizing that your beliefs may be inaccurate could help you learn more and build better relationships.
To Resolve Conflicts, Get Up and Move
Researcher Peter T. Coleman has found an unlikely path to peace: Move your body to help your mind get unstuck.