Americans Intuitively Judge Atheists as Immoral
New research finds a link between disbelief and unethical behavior is strongly lodged in Americans’ minds.
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The Value of a Lucky Home Address
In greater Vancouver, how much you can get for a house depends in part on whether the street address ends with a "4" or an "8."
The Not So Horrible Consequences of Reading Banned Books
A new study of Texas teens found no connection between reading edgy books and mental health issues or delinquent behavior.
Half of Americans Believe at Least 1 Conspiracy Theory
New research suggests the belief in unseen plots is surprisingly widespread.
Enjoy Life More: Use Facebook Less
Contrary to our expectations, using Facebook dampens our spirits, leaving us feeling like we've wasted time, according to new research.
Study Casts Doubt on Superiority of Stradivarius Violins
Researchers find top-ranked musicians can’t distinguish the sound of a Strad—and often prefer newer instruments.
Does That Restaurant Rate 4 Stars? Sure—on a Sunny Day
New research finds online restaurant reviews are influenced by the weather.
Meaningful Work Boosts Happiness, Even for Lawyers
New research finds the lawyers who are most satisfied with their lives are those in public-service jobs.
The Downside of Bargain Hunting
New research suggests people spend their money on material goods out of the belief that, compared to experiential purchases such as vacations, they provide better value for their money.