The urban-rural poltiical divide in the United States may go back to where we live, and how many other people we live near, new research shows.

Interactions between people from advantaged and disadvataged groups can influence people's sense of inequality and support for social change.

To get people who deny the human causes of climate change to change their mind, you might want to embrace their views rather than try to get around them.

Cisgender children tend to gravitate toward the toys, clothing, and friendships stereotypically linked with that gender. Transgender children do the same, research finds.

New research suggests joke-tellers should stay in their lane. In-group jokes land better than when the joke-teller mocks a group to which they don't belong.

"One takeaway here is that the process of sexual identity development is quite nuanced for a lot of teens."

"Manhood Development," a California achievement initiatve, cut drop out rates among black male high school students. Bonus: It worked for some girls, too.

This podcast episode offers definitions and examples of the terms privilege, positionality, and intersectionality.

When supporters feel a deep connection with a political leader, to the point of "identity fusion," they're more likely to support extremism in their name.

The way we budget, spend, and save our money in college could shape when we begin to form an 'adult identity' and see ourselves as grown up.