Is There a Positive Side to Suffering? What comes to your mind first when hearing the word suffering? Pain, struggle, unhappiness? Or perhaps necessity, a chance for growth, and healing?
Moral Echo Chambers Breed Radicalization Is there a connection between posting hate speech and being in a morally homogeneous group?
The Role of Teachers in Educational Inequality Recent research reveals how the way teachers think can lead to disparities in students’ achievement.
Are Cross-race Friendships Really a Panacea for Interracial Relations? Anyone with genuine cross-race friendships will likely tell you, it is not that simple.
When a “Small” Change Mitigates Bias How a 1-page letter to a teacher reduced return to juvenile detention by 40 percentage points.
Can Thinking About Other People’s Positive Traits Reduce Racial Bias? Thinking about someone’s good qualities can have a ripple effect you might not expect.
Help Me, Help Us: Framing Personal and Planetary Benefits of Eating More Veg Chances are that you, or someone you know, has a diet that harms health and the planet because it includes too much meat. How can we motivate dietary change?
Improving Accuracy in Memory Recall: The Particular Case of Alibi Generation “Where were you at 9pm on the night of the crime?” You might not remember.