Where You Vote Affects How You Vote
New research suggests locating polling places in churches may affect how people vote on social-values issues.
Taxing Tater Tots Beats Subsidizing Salads
New research finds subsidizing healthy food is no answer to the obesity epidemic.
Product Placement Links Celluloid and Cellulite
The first comprehensive analysis of its type finds food and beverage products appear in more than two-thirds of popular movies.
To Feel Good, Reach for the Sky
New research finds upward physical movements inspire positive memories.
Social Networking Breeds Better Citizens? LOL!
Facebook friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your earbuds. But don’t ask me to name the Speaker of the House.
Values Forged in College Predict Adult Well-Being
New research finds a sense of purpose developed during college years sticks with you and helps shape adult behavior.
The Two Faces of Perfectionism
Perfectionism can be positive or negative, depending upon whether you're striving to live up to your own high standards or straining to meet the expectations of others.
Sexually Speaking, Men, Women Both From Mars
A new meta-analysis finds gender differences in sexual attitudes and behaviors are smaller than you may think.
Sneezing is a Game Changer
How to change minds about the need for health care reform? Get out your handkerchief.
The Duet of Brain and Music
Two new studies of music and the brain give us insights into the mind of the improvising musician, and the conformist leanings of teenagers.