Who Am I? You May Find the Answer Abroad.
New research finds living abroad helps people discern their true natures from culturally imposed traits and values.
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Regions With More Neurotic People Supported Trump and Brexit
In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers link voting trends to a specific personality trait.
In Promoting Green Behaviors, Pride Beats Guilt
New research suggests a shift in pro-environmental messaging.
The Shock of Seeing Your Body in 3-D
New technology will allow clothing-store patrons to get a much better look at their actual shape. Can we handle the truth?
Does Bad Air Create Bad Behavior?
New research links air pollution to higher levels of crime and other unethical acts.
Just How Safe Are Self-Driving Cars?
Researchers are having a tough time figuring out how safe autonomous vehicles are compared to their human-operated counterparts.
Meditation May Not Make You a Better Person After All
A critical look at the research suggests its benefits are less than advertised.
High Application Fees Can Be a Significant Barrier to Naturalization
New research finds that low-income immigrants who were provided fee vouchers to cover application costs were 41 percent more likely to apply for citizenship.
Today’s Teens Love Songs About the Sex They’re Not Having
References to sex have increased in pop music over the decades, even as actual sexual behavior among adolescents has declined.