fromwww.psychologytoday.com2 months agoNon-profit organizationsDo 'Watching Eye' Images Increase Charitable Donations?
fromwww.psychologytoday.com2 months agoNon-profit organizationsDo 'Watching Eye' Images Increase Charitable Donations?
fromFast Company1 month ago5 ways to rewire your brain for happinessThe U.S. ranks 24th in global happiness overall, but falls to 62nd for those aged 30 and younger, highlighting significant disparities.US news
Alternative medicinefromMail Online2 months agoIncredible videos show chimps using medicinal leaves to do first aidChimpanzees display prosocial wound care, revealing deeper connections between their behaviors and human medicine.
Social justicefromNew York Post3 months agoRich people are more generous than the poor - here's why they giveWealth correlates with greater kindness and willingness to help others, challenging stereotypes.Rich individuals show consistently more prosocial behavior across different age groups.
fromMail Online3 months agoSocial justiceRich people are kinder than the poor, study of 2.3m people finds
Social justicefromNew York Post3 months agoRich people are more generous than the poor - here's why they giveWealth correlates with greater kindness and willingness to help others, challenging stereotypes.Rich individuals show consistently more prosocial behavior across different age groups.
fromMail Online3 months agoSocial justiceRich people are kinder than the poor, study of 2.3m people finds
fromNew York Post8 months agoThe reason superhero films might actually be good for society: studyThe study involved two experiments with 200 Brazilian participants, showing that superhero movie clips can promote empathy and moral reasoning in viewers.Miscellaneous
