Here's why communication and language are so important when it comes to flight safety for travelers around the world.

When and why did animals evolve the ability to shout, bark, or bellow? Researchers looked at hundreds of millions of years of evolution to find out.

A new tool can help organizatons check up on their relationships with public stakeholders, which can help public relations and marketing in times of crisis.

Charity appeals that focus on donor emotions work better than that focus on the desire to help, research finds.

A new meta-analysis indicates that autism interventions that can take place in the park, at dinner, or at school, show the most promise.

"...there are ways for us to have our cell phones and minimize potential risk without waiting to find out that putting a cell tower on top of a school was a bad idea."

New research explains why we blurt things out. "...it actually doesn't take very much stress at all before people will say something they might later regret."

How can you talk to your skeptical family about climate change? Experts have you covered with tips to convince and advice about knowing when to walk away.

Even mild trash talk from a robot is enough to throw people off their game, research finds. It's a test of how people react when robots aren't cooperative.

Electronic health records take doctors' time away from patients—and contribute to higher rates of professional burnout, a new study shows.