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A new study finds that frequent humor from managers can lead to emotional exhaustion and decreased job satisfaction among employees, especially in workplaces where hierarchical relationships are more pronounced.
is the most important factor determining children's self-esteem, surpassing academics, athletics, and social relationships.
Lumen AI assistant showed significant improvements in depression and anxiety among adults with a medium effect size, offering hope for future mental health care.
A new meta-analysis finds that romantic partners generally share similar attractiveness levels, and also accurately estimate their own attractiveness.
A new study finds that people who score higher on facial recognition tests have deeper social connections, but not more social connections.
According to a new study, minor facial scars do not negatively impact attractiveness or confidence, but rather are linked to slightly more favorable ratings in terms of perceived friendliness.
Scientists have shown it is possible to control smart home devices from within lucid dreams using muscle signals, opening up intriguing possibilities for dream-reality interaction.
Study finds mindfulness as effective as antidepressants for anxiety.
New research published in the journal Cortex shows that there is no clear evidence linking screen time to negative effects on cognition or mental health in children.
A new study found that surprising outreach in social circles is highly valued, but often underestimated by individuals.