Becoming an early riser is less about one burst of willpower than repeatedly following the same routine. In a landmark habit study, daily behaviours...
The Real Story Behind Becoming an Early Riser
An alarm can be moved from 7am to 5:30am in just a few taps on your phone....
The most original thinkers weren’t simply better at dreaming up ideas or controlling them. Across 2,433 people, creativity was linked to how fluidly the...
The Dual Nature of Creativity: Balancing Spontaneity and Control
Creativity often evokes two contrasting images. On one hand, there is the romantic ideal: surrendering control,...
More than six in ten of the Americans and Chinese in a preregistered survey said people have grown less cooperative across a sixty-year span,...
Perceptions of Declining Cooperation: Insights from a Cross-Cultural Survey
Recent findings reveal that a majority of both American and Chinese respondents believe that people have...
Does the cat or the dog take the edge off a bad day? A five-day study that pinged 188 pet owners at random found...
The Everyday Truth Behind the Pet Effect
The “pet effect” is a widely held belief that having an animal in the home can boost happiness...
Grant, Gino and Hofmann’s 2011 research found that less-extraverted leaders got better results from proactive teams—not because they adopted more employee ideas, but because...
The Complex Dynamics of Leadership Qualities and Team Performance
The qualities that make someone appear to be a leader are not always the same qualities...