Of Course I Behaved Like a Jerk, I Was Just Watching ‘Jersey Shore’
Researchers find watching certain types of reality TV can make viewers more aggressive.
The Positive Effects of Sports-Themed Video Games
New research finds sports-themed video games actually encourage some kids to get onto the field.
Mister Rogers’ Heart-Healthy Neighborhood
Researchers find living in a friendly, cohesive neighborhood lowers seniors' chances of having a heart attack.
Poached Partners Make Unreliable Mates
New research finds relationships that begin when one person coaxes another to leave his or her partner aren’t very stable or satisfactory.
Broccoli Eaters Get More Out of Life
New research finds a link between eating fruits and vegetables and experiencing a greater sense of meaning.
The Painful Paradox of Coercive Sexuality
A new study of sexually active British teens reveals disturbing narratives about anal sex.
Bouncing to the Beatles Breeds Benevolent Babies
Canadian researchers find synchronized movement to music can inspire altruism in 14-month-old infants.
The Persuasive Power of the Sugar Cube Pyramid
New research finds a simple visual aid depicting the amount of sugar in a soft drink can prompt people to make smarter beverage choices.
Stop Making Sense? Many of Us Wouldn’t Even Notice
Researchers find many people fail to pick up on the fact an instant-messaging chat they are engaged in has turned incoherent.
Faith in Scientific Progress Decreases Eco-Friendly Behavior
A new study finds affirming belief in scientific progress appears to reduce the likelihood of acting in environmentally responsible ways.