Alone Time Linked to Creativity
Unless it's motivated by fear, social withdrawal can be a positive thing.
The Economic Price of Sexual Harassment
Research finds being subjected to workplace misconduct can inhibit women's careers.
Chronic Feelings of Powerlessness Spur Men to Engage in Sexual Harassment
Research finds men who feel metaphorically impotent, and then assume a position of authority, are more likely to sexually harass subordinates.
Science Suggests You Can Live Longer by Getting a Dog
New research suggests canine companions are good for your health, particularly if you're single.
All-Gender Restrooms Send a Powerful Message
Their presence signals fairness toward not only transgender individuals, but also women and racial minorities.
Exposure to Art Inspires Creativity at the Office
Reflecting on a painting or poem can inspire innovative solutions to business-related problems.
Conservatives and Highly Religious Folks Are More Likely to Endorse Rape Myths
Recent research sheds light on why so many supporters are making excuses for Roy Moore.
How We Give Online Advertisers the Tools to Manipulate Us
New research shows the effectiveness of aligning ads with a potential customer’s easily identified personality traits.
More Evidence That Black Shoppers Are Subject to Racism
In a survey, 80 percent of African Americans reported experiencing racial stigma and stereotypes in stores.
How the Threat of Climate Change Spurs Ethnocentrism
Faced with a challenge that requires a global response, humans cling more tightly to their clan.