How to succeed at work? Try writing a ‘personal user guide’
A ‘personal user guide’ outlines a person's working style. It can cover areas like working hours, personality quirks and preferred methods of communication.
Want to keep kids curious? Here are 5 key questions answered
Curiosity is present in humans from a young age, but factors like internet search engines, school settings and parenting styles can dampen this over time.
7 steps leaders can take to improve their prioritization skills
Leaders can reach the top thanks to their ability to multi-task and take on responsibility, but these skills may create challenges when leading others.
Women are still being excluded from autism studies, but why?
Most autism studies have low numbers of female subjects. This makes it harder to offer accurate diagnoses and may lead to shortcomings in defining autism.
Speaking less in a conversation won't make you more liked, says research. But why?
People think speaking less in conversations with new people is the way to be likeable. But a new study shows that speaking more gives a better impression.
See it my way: Top tips for persuading others
The art of persuasion: Influencing people to make a certain decision can be a challenging task, even for experienced leaders, writes a Wharton professor.
What is nudge theory and does it work?
'Nudges' are techniques used by organizations to help people make better decisions. A new evidence review has questioned their effectiveness - here's why.
Human connection boosts our mental health, here are 4 ways we can connect with others
Feeling connected enhances physical and mental health. These 4 research-backed ways can help us find moments of connection with loved ones and strangers.
Heat waves can impact our mental health. Here's how
Heat waves have a huge impact on our physical and mental health, as rising temperatures worsen symptoms of those with diagnosed mental health conditions.
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked To Dementia In New Study
Scientists from the University of South Australia analysed the health data of 300,000 British people. Here's what they found.
Romantic partners can influence each other’s assumptions and behaviors on climate change, study finds
A survey by a Yale research team has found that conversations between romantic partners can influence their beliefs on topics such as climate change.
How can wearable technology increase our lifespans?
Wearable technology devices like tiny sensors that attach to a tooth and personalized nutrition-monitoring patches can precisely track our food intake and how we respond to different foods.