This trait can tell you who’s really trustworthy
New research shows that personal responsibility makes a person truly trustworthy.
Your morals and religious beliefs are linked. But not in the way you'd expect
Whether or not you're religious, our morality seems to come from the same place.
Why are fewer teenagers taking summer jobs? (Clue: it's not because they're lazy)
There are a variety of possible reasons for the decline in teenage summer employment rate.
Why it's important to educate children about death
The mystery of death can be the scariest thing to a child.
The simple reason we sometimes root against the good guy
Human beings look negatively on people who make them look bad.
Why having a good team requires some conflict
Assembling a great team requires lots of different views and opinions.
A new study shows the big impact of a simple thank you note
Research shows just how socially positive receiving a thank you note can be.
These Indian schools are giving lessons in happiness
Delhi’s government has introduced a reformed curriculum that teaches children yoga, meditation and how to take pride in their work.
Comedy could make us care more about the planet. Here's how
Behavioural science looks at the impact of humour on our actions.
How behavioural science could help us break up with plastic
Empowering people is the only way to create real change, according to new research.
How knitting hats is helping students with geometry
An Assistant Professor of mathematics explains her unusual teaching technique - knitting.
Children who exercise have more brain power, finds study
Physical activity can increase the volume of grey matter and improve academic performance, say researchers.