Orangutans have learnt to coexist with humans for 70,000 years
Ancient humans nearly wiped out the orangutan. Surviving orangutans likely modified their behaviour to counter this threat.
Why your child lying to you may be a good thing
In fact it might be an early sign that a young child has developed a “theory of mind”.
The science of superstition – and why people believe in the unbelievable
Research suggests that superstitions can create a positive mental attitude, but could also cause habitual behaviour.
Why today’s leaders need to know about the power of narratives
"Narratives are more than mental shortcuts for the real world - they increasingly are the real world."
How you feel about free will can influence your behaviour - and happiness
Whether you believe in free will very depending on how you define it - particularly whether you view it scientifically or philosophically.
Here are the 4 steps you can take to overcome the fear of failure
Successful people want to reach their goal more than they fear failing. Here are four steps to help you embrace your fear of failure and get what you want.
There's no such thing as a 'maths brain'. It's your attitude that's holding you back
A MOOC targeting the mindsets of students studying mathematics has seen improved grades.
Why thinking about worst-case scenarios can make you a better leader
As the threat of risk increases for businesses, learning to embrace risk management can be the difference between a good leader and a bad one.
Don't worry, stress at work isn't always a bad thing
It's important to strike the right balance, but periods of some stress could improve performance.
Religious people live longer than those with no affiliation, study says
New research from Ohio State University has found that those with religious ties can live up to four years longer.
Bees get stressed at work too. This is why that matters
Honey bee decline is a major global issue, costing millions of dollars.
Why 'follow your passion' might be terrible advice
It could actually lead you to narrow your focus and neglect other areas of potential interest.