Canadian Kids Have a Serious Smoking Problem
Bootleg cigarette sales could be leading Canadian teens to more serious drugs, a recent study finds.
In Tragedy, Empathy Still Dependent on Proximity
In spite of an increasingly connected world, in the face of adversity, a personal touch is most effective.
The Hidden Psychology of the Home Ref
That old myth of home field bias isn’t a myth at all; it’s a statistical fact.
A Word of Caution to the Holiday Deal-Makers
Repeat customers—with higher return rates and real bargain-hunting prowess—can have negative effects on a company’s net earnings.
There’s More Than One Way to Be Good at Math
Mathematical ability isn’t one single skill set; there are indeed many ways to be “good at math,” research shows.
Attention Office Jerks: Back Off!
We tolerate jerks in the workplace because we value their creativity. Maybe it's time we stopped.
Yes, Mom and Dad, I Lied Sometimes—But That’s All Your Fault
A new study finds that punishment can actually make our kids lie more.