How Cooperative People Really Are — The Results Defy Expectations (M)
We often expect selfish behaviour, but global evidence paints a much more hopeful picture.
We often expect selfish behaviour, but global evidence paints a much more hopeful picture.
A realistic multitasking experiment may finally explain one of the most persistent gender stereotypes.
The path to greater well-being may depend less on circumstances and more on how we relate to others.
What millions of face ratings revealed raises a fascinating question about beauty, culture and perception.
One vitamin linked to healthier brain structure and stronger communication between key brain regions.
A long-term study challenges one of society’s biggest assumptions about relationships and happiness.
Success may depend less on aiming high and more on knowing exactly how high to aim.
A smartphone can be a lifeline or a trap. Researchers found one pattern linked to higher depression risk in older adults.
Simple behaviours you barely notice could play a bigger role in mood than expected.
The way we respond to others’ emotions can influence how we are perceived physically.
Join the free PsyBlog mailing list. No spam, ever.