Broccoli Eaters Get More Out of Life
New research finds a link between eating fruits and vegetables and experiencing a greater sense of meaning.
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The Painful Paradox of Coercive Sexuality
A new study of sexually active British teens reveals disturbing narratives about anal sex.
Facebook App Shoppers Do What Their Friends Do
People on Facebook are more influenced by their immediate community than by popular opinion.
The PTSD of Home Burglary
What would burglars take if they broke into your home? For Brian Blickenstaff, material losses pale in comparison to the psychological.
What’s the Value of a Story?
As BuzzFeed puts another $50 million investment to use, some legacy media companies might be feeling left out. But BuzzFeed isn’t taking on journalism. It’s an entertainment, rather than news, company, because it knows stories are more compelling than scoops.
Why It’s So Hard for Soccer to Find a Home in America
Tax-payer-funded stadiums: not so hot right now.
Bouncing to the Beatles Breeds Benevolent Babies
Canadian researchers find synchronized movement to music can inspire altruism in 14-month-old infants.
Your Fitbit Might Be Ripping You Off
Without more specific analysis, personal health tools tend to leave the "burden of synthesis on the self-tracker."
The Persuasive Power of the Sugar Cube Pyramid
New research finds a simple visual aid depicting the amount of sugar in a soft drink can prompt people to make smarter beverage choices.