People who cheat on their spouses are more likely to engage in workplace misconduct, a study of Ashley Madison users shows.

"This is just one piece of a bigger puzzle on what helps refugees integrate within their host country."

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?

The way firms rate fake resumes sheds light on the way conscious and unconscious bias shapes who gets the job.

Teams with many different kinds of thinkers have higher collective intelligence, but there's a catch, researchers report.

"The post-Watergate media era where you would work for a local paper or TV station and work your way up to retirement with a nice pension is behind us."

How do Americans feel about prospects for intergenerational mobility? Researchers dug into estimates of kids' future income to find out.

A study on California's paid parental leave law finds benefits for both mothers and their children.

Bosses who reject suggestions harshly can shut up their employees, research suggests.