Science Denialism Crosses Party Lines
New research finds Republicans are no more likely than Democrats to express skepticism of the scientific consensus on contentious issues.
Browsing Tag
Findings
1171 posts
How to Motivate a Young Musician
Inspiring school and home environments help students develop a sense of themselves as musicians, which prompts them to keep practicing.
Texting Erodes Writing Skills? RU Kidding Me?
New research from two nations finds university students who text frequently have no problem switching over to formal English.
Do Artists and Musicians Live Longer Lives?
Historical research from the Netherlands suggests they outlived other members of their socioeconomic class in past centuries.
Handling Money Decreases Helpful Behavior
French research confirms that people are less willing to assist others if they have just held cash in their hands.
Dim the Lights, Dampen Your Emotions
New research suggests bright lighting intensifies both positive and negative feelings.
Narcissists’ New Need: More Twitter Followers
New research provides evidence that narcissism, and the resultant need for admiration, drives tweeting.
Has Title IX Changed Women’s Lives?
A new study presents preliminary evidence that, for women, participating in sports in high school can instill a sense of independence and self-reliance.
Sure, I’m Behind Bars, But I’m Still Morally Superior to You
The belief we’re better than the average person holds true even for convicts.
The Upside of Body Odor
New research suggests a lack of personal hygiene can inspire feelings of pity and generosity.