News in Brief Contrary to Cliché, Misery May Inhibit Creativity New research finds visual artists do not do their best work during periods of bereavement. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice How Hate Speech Boosts Bigotry and Intolerance Research from Poland reveals regular exposure to such material desensitizes us to its cruelty. Tom Jacobs
Environment This Absolute Lust for Meat What chimpanzees on the hunt can tell us about human behavior. James McWilliams
News in Brief Gaming-Inspired Aggression Spreads Within Social Groups You don't have to personally play violent video games to experience their negative effects. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Science Suggests You Can Live Longer by Getting a Dog New research suggests canine companions are good for your health, particularly if you're single. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice All-Gender Restrooms Send a Powerful Message Their presence signals fairness toward not only transgender individuals, but also women and racial minorities. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Exposure to Art Inspires Creativity at the Office Reflecting on a painting or poem can inspire innovative solutions to business-related problems. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Conservatives and Highly Religious Folks Are More Likely to Endorse Rape Myths Recent research sheds light on why so many supporters are making excuses for Roy Moore. Tom Jacobs
Environment How the Threat of Climate Change Spurs Ethnocentrism Faced with a challenge that requires a global response, humans cling more tightly to their clan. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief What Underpins Belief in God? New research challenges the idea that intuitive thinkers are more likely to be believers. Tom Jacobs