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Intellectual humility may help us scrutinize our political beliefs and be fairer and more rational when evaluating political information.

One of the most effective tools in our persuasion toolbox happens to be our voice.

Listening well to others makes them feel responded to and creates strong interpersonal bonds, which leads to a cornucopia of positive interpersonal outcomes.

Victimization is not random and this is a problem for individuals with mental illness.

Thinking about work while at home can help your family life – but it depends on how you do it.

We all know that recycling can be good for the environment, but could recycling schemes actually make you throw more stuff away and even feel good about it?

For the millions of teachers and healthcare providers looking to combat burnout, could sharing in the positive emotions of those they help provide some relief?

People’s words start showing signs of emotional distress three months before a breakup, lasting around six months afterwards.

Succeeding in the digital job hunt depends on age and looks, not on qualities.

What comes to your mind first when hearing the word suffering? Pain, struggle, unhappiness? Or perhaps necessity, a chance for growth, and healing?

Is there a connection between posting hate speech and being in a morally homogeneous group?

Recent research reveals how the way teachers think can lead to disparities in students’ achievement.