Facts and Myths About Infidelity
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Extremists Least Likely to Doubt Their Views
New research finds those who hold the most extreme views on hot-button issues are also the most convinced of the superiority of those beliefs.
Narcissism Breeds Belief in One’s Own Creativity
British researchers report narcissists are more likely than most to engage in creative activities.
MLB Playoffs Predictions: Dodgers Look Good
Mathematician Bruce Bukiet crunches the numbers, and likes the L.A. Dodgers.
Literary Fiction Helps Us Read People
New research suggests reading literature increases our ability to pick up on the subjective states of others.
The Value of Apologizing Extends to the Blameless
New research suggests “superfluous apologies,” such as expressing sorrow for bad weather, builds trust.
What’s the Appeal of Angry, Polarized Media?
A new sociological study suggests watching or listening to shows that confirm our political prejudices help us feel like part of a community.
The Motivational Power of Media
New research finds short inspirational videos can stimulate viewers to pursue their own goals.
Environmentalism? Perhaps. Environmentalists? Ewww!
Canadian researchers report people hold negative views of political and social activists, and their unwillingness to associate with such people dampens the likelihood of changing their behavior.
Want Quick, Accurate Thinking? Ask a Musician
New research finds musical training appears to sharpen our ability to detect our own mistakes, and rapidly make needed adjustments.