How Collective Narcissism Helps Explain Trump
The perception that your group is losing ground relative to others can propel a dangerous spiral into populist nationalism.
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Cash for Creativity
New research finds a monetary reward inspires innovation far more than the promise of public recognition.
Female Lawyers Are Interrupted More Frequently
An analysis of three decades of Supreme Court oral arguments finds male attorneys are treated more deferentially.
One in Five Women in America Have to Drive 42 Miles or More to Get an Abortion
A new survey of major abortion providers shows just how sparse abortion access is in rural America.
Liberals Aren’t as Divided as They Think
New research finds that, on public-policy issues, they enjoy a stronger consensus than conservatives.
Move to Hawaii, Become Less Racist
The racial attitudes of white college students from the mainland shift after nine months on the islands.
The Environmental Consequences of Your Second Car
New research finds Californians who buy a fuel-efficient car often purchase a bigger, less environmentally friendly second vehicle.
Tropical Forests Are Not the Carbon Sinks We Thought They Were
A new study shows that tropical forests emit more carbon than they consume, mostly due to human activities.
TV and Video Games in Kids’ Bedrooms Are a Very Bad Idea
New research suggests they are a destructive diversion.
How Tribalism Influences Our Financial Decisions
Americans will hurt themselves financially to avoid benefiting the other political party.