Creativity’s Most Underappreciated Component: Persistence
New research suggests we give up too easily when confronted with a problem that requires creative thinking.
Surprising Truths About Real-Life ‘Cougars’
New research finds the older woman-younger man dynamic is not uncommon, but it seldom plays out the way it does on television.
¿Cuántos Peces se Necesitan Para Bajar tu Nivel de Estrés?
Editor’s Note: This story, translated by Jeanette Casillas, was made available in Spanish through a partnership with CASA…
As My Esteemed Opponent Just Said…
New research finds mimicking the linguistic style of your opponent is a smart strategy in presidential debates.
Creativity and the Brain: What We Still Don’t Know
An NEA report argues it's time for a major effort to increase our understanding of the neurobiology of creativity.
How Many Fish Does It Take to Lower Your Stress Level?
New research finds just the implication of aquatic life has an effect, but more sea creatures produce a greater impact.
Need a Loan? Sure, Good Lookin’
New research finds the well-documented beauty bonus extends to the world of microfinance.
Here’s How We Can Stop Exaggerating Our Political Differences
New research finds getting people to consider their own internal conflicts softens their perceived differences with their political opponents.