If your neighbors' houses are bigger than yours, you may be less likely to feel satisfied with your own home, researchers say.

New research highlights a way of talking about environmental causes that appeals to both liberals and conservatives.

Contact with nature can boost well-being and help address mental illness. A new tool could help city planners integrate these benefits into cities.

Experiments with puppets and fake money show little kids can learn who to trust to make investment choices that benefit everyone from an early age.

One consequence of lying is a diminished ability to read other people's emotions. Plus, there's a snowball effect.

Teamwork improves when we develop an emotional attachment to the robots on our teams, research finds. But can it go too far?

How do brands build a "cool" image? What makes cool brands fall off? New research identifies the 10 factors that matter most.

People with diagnosed mental health disorders got to give input on diagnostic guidelines for the first time. Here's what they changed.

When you break your diet or stray from self-control in other ways, whether telling someone helps you do better depends on a few factors, researchers say.

Teens who can articulate negative emotions with more nuance may have a lower risk of depression, research shows.