Mind & Brain
For Couples, Success at Work is Affected by Partner’s Personality
Researchers identify the personality trait that plays a positive role
Stories by Cindi May
Mind & Brain
The Surprising Problem of Too Much Talent
A new finding from sports could have implications in business and elsewhere
Cognition
A Learning Secret: Don't Take Notes with a Laptop
Students who used longhand remembered more and had a deeper understanding of the material
Mind & Brain
When Are Jokes about a Tragedy Funny?
Humor is tragedy plus time — but how much time?
Mind & Brain
The Cheerleader Effect
Seeing faces in groups makes them appear more attractive
Behavior
To Win a Sports Bet, Don't Think Too Much
Detailed analysis fogs the future
Mind & Brain
The Advantages of Not Saying You Are Sorry
Refusing to apologize can bring psychological benefits
Mind & Brain
Bullies Hurt Themselves
Studies suggest that a bully may suffer psychological pain, too
Mind & Brain
How to Ace an Interview: Feel Powerful
Experiments show that simple psychological preparations make a big difference
Health
What Does the Way You Walk Say about You?
Psychologists explore the outer limits of first impressions
Mind & Brain
Trying to Resist Temptation? Think about God
The new science of self-control shows that religious themes can bolster willpower
Mind & Brain
When Men Are Less Moral Than Women
If males feel their masculinity may be at stake, they are more likely to cut ethical corners
Mind & Brain
The Inspiration Paradox: Your Best Creative Time Is Not When You Think
Morning people have more insights in the evening. Night owls have their breakthroughs in the morning
