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Should Nature Programs Portray Environmental Beauty and Devastation Back-to-back?
Combining positive and negative nature content evokes mixed emotion but may not boost persuasion.
No—Disney Princesses Won’t Make Your Child Hate Their Body
Disney princesses might affect children’s feelings about their bodies, but it isn’t all bad news.
Can College Apparel Defy Stereotypes and Racial Profiling?
Wearing a college hoodie is believed to reduce the perceived criminality of Black men.
Why Men Are More Skeptical of the Gender Pay Gap (and What to Do About It)
Biases in reasoning may lead men to be more skeptical of the pay gap, but better reasoning can help.
Shared Positivity Makes Life Feel Meaningful
Pleasant moments of connection with others can foster a sense of meaning in life.
Why Consumers Value Traditionally Made Products
People assume products are higher in quality when they’re made in ways that seem good for society.
What’s More Persuasive: “Top Rated” or “Best Seller?”
Popular opinions can be more persuasive than popular behavior, but it depends on culture.
Hey Future Self, Am I Doing Good?
Feeling connected to your future self might shape your ideas about what is right and wrong.