Group Favors Can Lower Gratitude People may feel less grateful when they are helped as a part of a group, compared to when they are the only ones helped.
Why Longstanding Rituals Block Diversity and Inclusion Goals Alterations to rituals and traditions trigger moral outrage.
What Happened to People’s Values During the COVID-19 Pandemic? As the pandemic unfolded, people started to value more stability and tradition over adventures and fun, and became less caring of others.
Surviving Your Loss by Looking to Your Past Our memories can be a valuable resource, even during the most challenging times.
Where Do Impostor Feelings Come From? Women and early-career academics feel professionally inadequate—like “impostors”—in environments that center brilliance.
Environmentalists Are Better Cooperators—and They Benefit From It People who protect the environment are more cooperative, compete to be environmental, and benefit from their good reputation.