More Evidence the Color Green Sparks Creativity
Feeing creatively blocked, artists and designers? Try emerald-colored draft paper.
Selfies Reveal the Pervasiveness of Gender Stereotypes
When it comes to images that portray young women in clichéd poses, advertisements have nothing on selfies.
Does Multitasking Breed Political Ignorance?
New research presents evidence that people who utilize several media sources simultaneously aren't as politically knowledgeable as they believe.
Beware of Your Waiter’s Waistline
New research finds diners are much more likely to order dessert if their server is heavy.
How Bonding Beats Bias
We'll probably always be suspicious of outsiders. So for the new year, let's re-think who qualifies as a member of our group.
Creativity, Emotions, and the Brain
New research finds different patterns of brain activity when improvising musicians are expressing happy feelings, as opposed to sad ones.
Why ‘Star Wars’ Won’t Win the Best Picture Oscar
We use different criteria to decide which creative products we like, and which we find worthy of recognition.
Purpose in Life Impedes Impulsivity
Another good reason to make 2016 the year you follow your bliss.
Those Are Boxes of Joy Under the Tree
Don't underestimate the happiness physical presents can produce.
Empathy for Outsiders Can Be Taught
New research finds a specific scenario can increase empathetic feelings toward a maligned group.