New research shows that the stress signals we communicate using our bodies, face and hands play a key role in how we build and maintain social networks.
People who read fiction tend to have better language skills than non-fiction readers. Governments should rethink prioritizing sciences over humanities.
A recent study has found that mental disorders negatively impact our cognitive function, including deficits in memory, attention and processing speed.
The purpose of guilt is to tell us that our moral standards have been compromised; psychological research shows it can have positive and negative impacts.
As parts of the world emerge from the pandemic, researchers are wondering which of our new habits are here to stay, like how we view travel and work.
As we age, our memories become cluttered with information that doesn't matter. But, as a result, older people can also be more creative, says new study.
Yale researchers have discovered that the destruction of brain synapses underlies the cognitive deficits experienced by patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
People in the EU generated an average of 505 kilogrammes of waste in 2020, up nearly 10% since 1995. Denmark and Luxembourg created the most municipal rubbish.
Behavioural experiments allow leaders to embed responsible and sustainable behaviours in their organisations, de-risk change and unlock human potential.
Art historian Amy Herman says that spending time with art can help us to improve our problem-solving skills, by transferring our observations into action
Researchers have found a relationship between the counting ability of Tsimane’ people and their ability to do matching tasks with numbers up to about 25.
Men and women interpret 'interoceptive' signals differently. This important discovery could change the future of how mental health conditions are treated.