Anger Reduces Women’s Ability to Influence Others
A new study confirms anecdotal evidence that men's anger is respected, while women's can be seen as counterproductive.
Post-Sex Blues Is Surprisingly Common Among Women
Researchers suggest such experiences are linked to underlying emotional issues.
What the Music You Hate Says About You
We're more open to certain genres than we were 20 years ago, and more closed to others.
Tweets From Mobile Devices Convey More Egotism
New research finds they also contain more negative words than Web-based tweets.
The Daily Male
This just in: Men still largely run the world, and that's reflected in the news coverage we read.
Sensitivity Training by Don Draper
Watching high-quality television dramas can increase our emotional intelligence.
How to Bring Down Crime Rates
New research suggests utilizing a mix of approaches would be most effective.
Angelina Jolie, Health Educator
An Austrian study finds that by going public about her double mastectomy, the actress increased knowledge about breast cancer.
More Evidence That Mindfulness Breeds Resilience
Researchers argue that's a major reason why the practice is so beneficial.
Here’s a Reason to Smile: Happy People Live Longer
New research finds happier people live longer, on average, while angry ones are more likely to die early.