When organizations betray trust, mid-level leaders experience ambiguous grief—mourning what's lost while still showing up.

Our brains evolved with a need to belong and a dependence on trusted others to co-create reality. This dependence puts us all at risk for gaslighting.

After observing increased neural activity in these parts of the brains of far-right and far-left individuals alike, the ...

After 20 years at UVA, psychology professor Jim Coan is embracing a new approach for deeper learning. His students say it ...

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Dallas students from an elementary school where at least 80% of students come from low-income families are projected to earn ...

A fascinating look at the eleven non-academic, behavioral traits that psychological and cognitive research consistently links ...

Learn about the surprising ways your body and mind improve with age, from better stress resilience to greater life satisfaction.

What happens to your curiosity as you age might surprise you. Studies show it shifts form, and leaders can unlock it by ...

Sales has always been about connection. From the earliest shopkeepers remembering their customers’ names to today’s ...

This paper would be of interest to researchers studying cognitive control and adaptive behavior, if the concerns raised in the reviews can be addressed satisfactorily. Understanding how task knowledge ...

Scientists confirmed that pianists can alter timbre through touch, using advanced sensors to capture micro-movements that ...