Young children are bad at hiding. This is the lesson it can teach adults
New research suggests there is a psychological explaination for why children are bad at hiding.
Big decision to make? Going with your gut could be the answer
Research suggests that subtle physiological changes can aid people in making tough decisions.
The most innovative companies all share these values
A new survey has found innnovative companies tend to share these 6 elements.
Lying? This machine can see it in your brain
Research suggests that scanning people’s brains was significantly more effective at spotting lies than a traditional polygraph test.
You're only as old as you feel, right?
Researchers are developing tests to calculate your true biological age.
Want to a good boss? It might sound obvious, but pay attention
Research examines the role of negative emotions on workplace behaviours.
Why being extremely happy might be a bad thing
Research has looked at how extremely happy people are viewed.
The way we work is changing. This is what it could mean for you
Laura Tyson and Jacques Bughin look at the changing world of work.
What is behavioural science, and how is it going to change your life?
Could behavioural sciences help to reduce unemployment, or inflation, or even prevent another financial crisis?
Confidence doesn't come just from the brain. Your body is playing a role too
Micah Allen explores his research into subtle physical changes and their impact on decision making and confidence.
Retirement means stopping work for good, right? Perhaps not
A look at the changing way employers and employees plan for retirement.
Would you let an algorithm choose the next US president?
If fed enough data, an AI assistant could give recommendations that are far more accurate and personalized than we’d receive from even our closest friends, writes Vyacheslav Polonski.