A study reveals the one thing people can do to be just as happy during quarantine.

Research is showing that the behaviors of teenagers aren’t just there to annoy parents. They serve a real evolutionary purpose.

The virus is already in our communities, so the focus now is to reduce the damage from the disease.

A student-veteran helps at-risk teens overcome the gang culture mindset of hating ‘the other.’

We spoke with stress expert Elissa Epel about the difference between anxiety and panic, and steps you can take to stay calm and prepared.

Eric Walle explores why babies who walk have vocabularies that are significantly larger than those who crawl.

Many walls are put between us by social media. But we can start breaking them down by putting ourselves in another's shoes.

To successfully pitch ideas to project leaders, base your approach on their identity as an idealist or pragmatist.

It may be possible, scientists say.

Gratitude is not innate in young children but learned (around the age of 7), researcher says.

The findings could pave the way for earlier, more effective diagnoses of attention deficit disorder and more.

A new study examines meaning in life and its relationship with physical, mental and cognitive functioning.