New research identifies how male allies in the workplace can help or hinder women facing sexism.

To lessen focus on a birthmark, mole, or scar on your face during job interviews, researchers say you might want to bring it up right away.

Educators don't need programming skills to take advantage of a new framework for creating an educational video game.

Prairie voles are normally highly social, preferring to spend time with pals, especially their partners. But exposure to flame retardants changes all that.

Speech patterns may play a big role in how much people make, according to new research. Part of that may be due to bias against certain ways of speaking.

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.

Our trust in journalism can take a real hit because of cynical views online, research suggests.

"Normally when we do these studies, we isolate the animals for their entire lives. This is not a good model for humans..."

When kids don't have an opportunity to play outside, their physical, emotional, and social development can suffer, researchers say.

New research on arrogance provides a spectrum for the condition with three different levels.