Despite what some people may think, people of color are just as concerned, if not more so, than whites about climate change.

Perceptions, according to cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman, are a user interface, but not necessarily reality. Where does that leave us?

Surveys from 1946 to 2018 show how gender stereotypes have changed in the United States. But the trends aren't all positive.

"This group is essentially saying, 'I don't like giving compensation to kidney donors, but if you tell me it can save a lot of lives, then I'm for it.'"

Worries about Americans' pending loss of community may be unfounded, research suggests.

When discussing mass shootings on Twitter, Republicans tend to talk about the shooter while Democrats focus on the victim. Here's why that matters.

"We need to listen to other viewpoints and try to understand the other side. If we cannot talk and listen to one another, then there is no hope for change."

"...time and factors such as education may lessen feelings of racial apathy among some white people."

New research uses brain scans to investigate how "sacred values" can motivate extremist violence.

"Doctors' attitudes can have detrimental impacts and prevent those who are close to death from receiving the emotional support needed at that time."