Striving for the perfect job? Don't bother, just 'craft' the job you want
A behavioral economist explains why it's okay that you'll never find the perfect job.
Impulsive, disorganized or a perfectionist? Here's why you don't get things done
Psychologist Tim Pychyl looks at your personality and procrastination.
A little perspective: why we become happier as we get older
Research suggests that we become happier as we get older.
Emotional intelligence: do you have it?
Dr Travis Bradberry looks at the data to outline some signs that you're lacking in emotional intelligence.
Forget the stereotypes - tech isn't just for the millennials
Research explores the impact of technology on the health of Americans over the age of 80.
Video games are being used to treat children for sight problems
Researchers have used a video game to help improve the peripheral vision of children with poor eyesight.
In a precarious workplace, this is how workers fight back
Research looks at how workers react in a precarious working environment.
The IKEA effect: what a Swedish furniture store can teach us about motivation
Professor Dan Ariely suggests we can harness the power of the IKEA effect to increase motivation in the workplace.
Echo chambers: fact or fiction?
Axel Bruns looks at echo chambers and the influence of social media on political outcomes.
Confirmation bias explains why the pundits aren’t always right
Ray Nickerson looks at 'confirmation bias'.
Type B personality? Here's what they want you to know
Travis Bradberry evaluates and compares Type A and Type B personalities.
Spend, save or invest? It's time to improve your financial decision-making
Evaluating the way that the banking and financial services industry works.