The Hidden Benefit of Disagreeing About Politics
A new study suggests that political disagreements with our friends and family might help us make better voting decisions.
Episode 48: Can Margaret Cho Get Any Better?
She's one of the most accomplished comedians of her generation. But Margaret Cho wants to find a different kind of happiness.
How to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Focus on Their Strengths
We can empower students with learning disabilities with the language we use and the way we teach and guide them.
Your Happiness Calendar for September 2019
Find gratitude & teach your kids resilience this month.
How to Beat Stereotypes by Seeing People as Individuals
We often judge people by their group membership—but research suggests other ways to see each other.
What Shapes Our Idea of Who Can Be American?
A new study finds that people in more diverse places have a broader view of what it is to be "American"
What Does It Mean to Be an Engaged Citizen?
Eric Liu discusses how to foster a shared civic identity in today’s polarized America.
How Americans Can Find What They Have in Common
Can we bridge differences without suppressing what makes us different in the first place? Yes, say social scientists and civic organizations.
How to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Focus on Their Strengths
We can empower students with learning disabilities with the language we use and the way we teach and guide them.
How to Become a Scientist of Your Own Emotions
A Q&A with researcher Marc Brackett about how to cultivate emotional intelligence in ourselves and our kids.
Your Happiness Calendar for September 2019
Find gratitude & teach your kids resilience this month.
What Shapes Our Idea of Who Can Be American?
A new study finds that people in more diverse places have a broader view of what it is to be "American"
What Happens When You Educate Liberals About White Privilege?
According to a new study, learning about white privilege doesn't actually make liberals more empathic.
Episode 48: Can Margaret Cho Get Any Better?
She's one of the most accomplished comedians of her generation. But Margaret Cho wants to find a different kind of happiness.
The Hidden Benefit of Disagreeing About Politics
A new study suggests that political disagreements with our friends and family might help us make better voting decisions.
How Cultural Differences Shape Your Happiness
Researcher William Tov explains why cultural differences matter for well-being.