A new book explains the neuroscience behind imagination and challenges us to tap into its potential in our everyday life.

Comparison may be the thief of joy, but it’s also an important tool for making predictions and decisions in our love lives.

Public health experts need to be allowed to admit when they’re wrong—and share with the public what they are learning.

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According to a new study, spoken conversations lead to more understanding, less conflict, and more openness to other opinions ...

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Stuck in rumination? Here are some ways to break the cycle and move forward.

American children have never been more exposed to politics. One in five TikTok users are children, and TikTok ranks as the most popular platform where users feel free to talk politics. Politicians ...

We’ve all been there. You’re slouched in a meeting or a classroom, supposedly paying attention, but your mind has long since wandered off, churning out lists of all the things you need to do—or that ...

Teachers can find support in authentic communities with other teachers that inspire hope and courage.

Decades of research suggest that the quality of our social ties might be the single biggest predictor of our well-being. Social connections are sometimes called “social capital” for good reason: They ...