Education May I Refer to My Pharmacopeia During the Test? Can ADHD stimulants like Adderall be the answer for college students looking to increase academic performance? They think so. Erik Hayden
Social Justice What Matters Most A new study illuminates the motivations behind religious sacrifice among a very devout population — adolescents. Erik Hayden
Social Justice If You Want to Enjoy the Scenery, Hang Up Talking on your cell phone can distract you from your surroundings — even if they include a unicycling clown. Elisabeth Best
Social Justice No Pain, No Gain Applies to Happiness, Too Working to accomplish your goals may cause you stress in the moment, but will increase your overall happiness. Elisabeth Best
Social Justice Autumn Trends in the Pirate War In the new season of piracy, both sides show they're eager to evolve. Michael Scott Moore
Social Justice The Biggest Roadblock to Change May Be in Our Minds An overlooked component of the health care debate is our tendency to justify the status quo. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Blaming Others Is Contagious Behavior The tendency to fault others for our own failures can spread like a virus. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Destined For Greatness, You Little Scamp With the right parenting, the mischievous -- but not the outright evil -- may be on the fast track to a leadership role. Joan Melcher
Social Justice The Meaning of ‘Boo’ What happens when witches meet wonks? With Halloween approaching, Miller-McCune's skeleton staff digs up some facts about the haunted holiday. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Are You a Bad Driver? It May Not Be Your Fault A new study from neuroscientists at UC Irvine suggests that bad driving may be in your blood. Elisabeth Best