The prosocial power of guilt
People are more likely to act with generosity when they are confronted with the consequences of their behaviour and anticipate the guilt they would feel if they made a selfish…
Study Finds Simple Living Brings Greater Happiness Than Material Pursuits
In an age where billionaires and extravagant displays of wealth dominate the headlines, new research from the University of Otago suggests that a simpler way of life may hold the…
Striving for Happiness May Lead to Greater Unhappiness by Draining Self-Control, Research Reveals
Researchers have recently illuminated the "happiness paradox," a phenomenon where attempts to boost personal happiness paradoxically lead to less happiness. This concept has been documented for over a decade, but…
Understanding and Practice of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion
What are Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion? Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) are critical concepts in contemporary society, each playing a distinct yet interconnected role in fostering a more just and…
Negative Thinking’s Positive Side
Negative thinking, often viewed as detrimental, can paradoxically contribute to improving life in several nuanced ways. Firstly, it can serve as a catalyst for proactive change. By highlighting potential problems…