News in Brief Another Reason to Oppose the Death Penalty New research finds a convict is more likely to be sentenced to death if he has an untrustworthy face. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Sure, Whites Are Privileged—but Not Me Personally! A new psychology study shows how white people deny the reality of their inherent advantages. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Fashion Advice From Your Hormones New research finds women are more likely to wear red during periods of high fertility. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice To Create Better Doctors, Cultivate Their Creative Side Two members of a prominent medical school faculty make the case for incorporating arts-related training into the curriculum. Tom Jacobs
Health & Behavior News in Brief Previous Site Sections Reforming Juvenile Offenders by Training Them to Read … Faces A new study from the U.K. finds emotional awareness training is a valuable tool in moderating the behavior of young toughs. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Metalhead Kids Are All Right A new study finds 1980s heavy metal fans have matured into responsible adults. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Green Spaces Linked to Kids’ Cognitive Development New Spanish research finds young brains develop faster if kids have more exposure to the natural world. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Lingering Effect of Nazi Propaganda Germans who grew up during Hitler’s reign are more likely to express anti-Semitic views than their older or younger counterparts. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Flush With Pride? Well, You Shouldn’t New research finds people are highly reluctant to change their water-wasting habit of flushing the toilet after every urination. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Power of Soda Trumps All Sorry, San Francisco: A team of researchers report that, for adolescents, health warning labels are effectively negated by an ad’s imagery. Tom Jacobs