Being Ignored at Work Is the Worst

If you’ve ever suffered at the mercy of a bully boss, you know that it can be tempting to try to fade into the background at work, to adopt a never-mind-me approach. It might instinctively feel like it’s better to be ignored than constantly criticized, but, according to new research, the opposite is true. You’re better off being bullied than being ignored. Read More »

The mind of the frustrated young man is a dangerous thing.

Anxious men had “misshapen” little swimmers, according to this study.

I mean, what else do you have going on right now?

There's a lot happening in your brain and body while you're busy making out.

What was once reserved for joy or excitement is now simply polite.

It's all about feeling safe and threatened at the same time.

There's some evidence you can simply ask them to be more empathetic.

We’re driven to finish a task once we’ve begun it.

Obese people report less of a dip in life satisfaction when they are surrounded by other obese people.

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