No to Vaccination: A Cultural Explanation
At one private school, supporting vaccination leads to social stigmatization. We need to find ways to break that link.
Wanted: Old Musician’s Brain
Musical training early in life may offset the decline in speech processing that comes decades later.
Creative Thinking Can Inspire Unethical Behavior
Once you’re thinking imaginatively, it’s easier to come up with justifications for taking ethical shortcuts.
Researcher Retracts Gay Marriage Study
The claim that a brief conversation can change minds on the charged topic was apparently based on faked data.
Female College Freshmen at High Risk of Rape
A new study finds 18 percent reported suffering a rape or rape attempt during their first 12 months at a major university.
The Power of Awe
Research suggests feelings of veneration and wonder can induce humility and concern for others.
A Quick Primer on Outlaw Biker Gangs
Six interesting points on those two-wheeled organized crime outfits.
Hazing Remains an Issue for College Marching Bands
In a recent survey, nearly one-third of band members observed hazing incidents, but few reported them.
The Upside of Not Fitting In
Social exclusion enhances our ability to manage the emotions of others.
Science Explains Why You Saw the Dress as Blue or White
Newly published experiments suggest it's all about the assumptions our brains use to filter out extraneous material.