Can Real-Life Conversations Actually Make a Dent in Political Conflict?
A new study finds that easing polarization through brief, cross-partisan dialogue is enormously difficult.
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Why Staying Out of a Political Discussion May Backfire
A new study finds that when people try to stay out of moral arguments, they are seen as less trustworthy than those who actively disagree.
How to Talk So People Will Cooperate
The language we use can inspire people to work together or to be more selfish.
Two Hours of Training Can Help Teachers Reduce Racial Bias
A new study finds that a short empathy training for teachers can reduce suspensions for students of color.
How Humility Can Make Your Students the Best People Ever
Simple ways for educators to help students move from “me” to “we.”
Calm, Clear, and Kind: What Students Want From Their Teachers
Researchers asked students what makes a caring teacher—and these same qualities may help support your well-being as an educator.
How COVID-19 Humbled Me—and Made Me a Better Doctor
A doctor reflects on what humility can bring to health care providers and their patients.
How Biology Prepares Us for Love and Connection
Our brains and bodies are wired for empathy, cooperation, generosity, and connection.