This is how being watched affects how we interact with technology
A recent study showed that we are easily influenced by others in regards to how we use technology.
Why being a better leader means embracing your rebellious side
New research shows that rebellious traits could give us a competitive edge.
Why the famous 'Marshmallow test' may be wrong about what makes successful children
In redoing the famous test, researchers found that resisting temptation on its own isn't a valid sign of success.
Why being in charge could be making you worse at your job
New research shows that feeling powerful can make us socially distant and unable to read the emotions of other people.
Scientists might have found the part of the brain responsible for spirituality
A joint study by Columbia and Yale researchers has identified the parietal cortex as the possible home of spiritual experiences.
5 facts about global mental health
New research shows just how common mental health problems are across the world.
Facing these five fears will make you a better leader
From uncertainty to social judgement, these worries could be holding you back.
Working Lunches Are Making You Bad at Your Job. Here's How
A new study shows that working lunches hampers the productivity of employees. Know how work lunches affect you at your job.
This is the psychological secret that ensures Japan's trains run on time
Blue light, calming music and ultrasonic sound: the country's public transport systems use 'nudge theory' to subconsciously influence passengers.
Forget happiness, you should be aiming for resilience
Research suggests we can even teach ourselves to be more resilient.
Here's some bad news, you think you're richer than you actually are
And it has major implications for debt, spending and the economy.
These are the ingredients for a happy community
Diversity, health centres, and commuter trains are among the community attributes linked to well-being and quality of life, according to new research.