Social Justice Calorie Counts on Menus May Work After All But pricing also plays a role in diners' decision-making. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Turn Off the TV, Save Your Brain? New research reports watching a lot of television in early adulthood is associated with poorer cognitive performance at midlife. Tom Jacobs
Environment The Fear That Drives Climate Change Denial New research finds conservatives perceive environmentalists as a threat to society. Tom Jacobs
Environment How the Lie That American Muslims Cheered on 9/11 Began Four years after the terrorist attack, an expert on folklore traced one such rumor to its source. Tom Jacobs
Environment OMG! In Text Messages, Punctuation Conveys Meaning New research finds a period, or the lack of one, changes the way a text reply is interpreted. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Veganism: Good for the Planet, Bad for Your Macho Image New research finds vegans are viewed as less masculine than meat-eaters. Tom Jacobs
Economics Economic Inequality Dampens the Generosity of the Wealthy Another negative consequence of the growing gap between rich and poor. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief GOP: Generating Outsize Pollution? New research finds air pollution levels are higher in states with Republican governors. Tom Jacobs
Education There’s No Substitute for In-Person Lectures Video, schmideo: Canadian university students remembered more material when they heard a live lecture in the classroom. Tom Jacobs
Economics Can Exposure to Violence Inspire Unethical Behavior? New research finds words or images depicting violent human-on-human contact increase one's likelihood of cheating for monetary gain. Tom Jacobs