The Continuing Cost of Catholicism’s Sex Abuse Scandals
New research finds church attendance and charitable giving has significantly declined in areas directly impacted by clergy sex scandals.
Conspiracy Theories Hamper the Fight Against Climate Change
New research finds even a brief exposure to a film that portrays climate change as a hoax impacts people's attitudes and intentions.
Has ‘Conspiracy Theory’ Lost Its Negative Connotations?
Research finds the label no longer implies an idea worthy of immediate dismissal.
A Fracking Effective Film
A study finds the documentary Gasland has played a big role in the debate over hydraulic fracturing.
Root, Root, Root for the Home Team
New research finds playing before supportive fans increases the likelihood of a sports team winning.
The Unique Danger of Implied Misinformation
New research suggests it's harder to dislodge vague implications than overtly stated errors.
Pornography Consumption on the Rise
As the Internet makes X-rated material more accessible, more Americans are watching.
Neuroticism and Creativity: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
A new theory links both to a specific type of brain activity.