'Gaming disorder' has been classified as a mental health condition by the WHO
It has to meet three conditions though, including continuing to play despite clear negative consequences.
What NBA basketball players can teach us about pressure
A new study shows that high pressure actually increases our chances of failure.
What does God look like to American Christians?
Psychologists created a composite image of God's face according to the thoughts and perceptions of a group of Christians.
Open, inclusive and diverse cities are better for business and economic growth
Equal rights are not just a moral imperative. They are an economic one. LGBTQ+ inclusion is linked to greater competitiveness and stronger financial results.
Why expecting the unexpected could be the key to working well with others
New research suggests that people who embrace ambiguity are more likely to trust other people.
This is how technology turns us into addicts
New research reveals some of the techniques and mechanisms digital media use to keep us hooked.
How music can help children with autism connect
It may help autistic children communicate and socialize better.
Meet the world's ‘first psychopath AI’
MIT researchers have developed a machine-learning algorithm fed on a data diet of dark subject matter.
The secret to a successful company culture: awkwardness
A group of authors discuss the positive aspects of awkwardness in business.
How many people do you need to change the world?
New research shows that it takes 25% of the population to make real social change.
Why making a first impression is just as important for employers
Nearly half of all candidates say they decide on whether they'd except a position within the first five minutes.
Are you bilingual? It could help you make better decisions
A new study shows that decisions made in a foreign language are more considered, and less emotionally based.