Another Reason to Not Call People ‘Animals’
New research suggests those who internalize the insult are more likely to act in unethical ways.
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The Link Between Creativity and Emotional Intelligence
New research finds the ability to recognize and manage feelings is beneficial to the creative process.
How Music Can Fight Prejudice
New research from Portugal finds youngsters feel more positively toward members of an ethnic minority if they have learned songs from their culture.
Is Trump Sabotaging the GOP’s Future?
A new analysis suggests the president is shrinking the Republican Party.
How California Undercuts Its Efforts to Combat Climate Change
A new report details how California's bold plans to reduce oil consumption and meet the goals of the Paris Agreement could be canceled out by the state's own oil production.
Social Pressure Can Change Minds, Even on Divisive Issues
New research uses Joe Paterno to make a point.
When Is Violence Acceptable?
New research argues the answer depends in part on the color of your collar.
Making Music Builds a More Efficient Brain
There's new evidence that the brains of musicians and bilinguals require less effort to perform cognitive tasks.
How Much Energy Does Bitcoin Actually Use?
The secretive industry is notoriously hard to track, but an economics-based model could help researchers and policymakers estimate just how much electricity the cryptocurrency requires.