83 Results
Selfishness Is Learned
We tend to be cooperative—unless we think too much.
Not All Practice Makes Perfect
Moving from naive to purposeful practice can dramatically increase performance.
When Dating Algorithms Can Watch You Blush
The next generation of dating algorithms will use real-life interactions.
No, You Can’t Feel Sorry for Everyone
The idea of empathy for all ignores the limits of human psychology.
Parents Shouldn’t Spy on Their Kids
Apps that make it easy to invade kids’ privacy are a recipe for arrested development.
How to Avoid Empathy Burnout
Caregivers can benefit by understanding a patient’s pain without feeling it themselves.
Am I Ugly?
What science says about my outer beauty.
Curiosity Depends on What You Already Know
We seek novelty, but not too much.
How to Learn to Love to Practice
Is there a secret to staying in the zone?
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