New research suggests social pressure exaggerates our fears about unsupervised children.
Why are we so afraid to leave children alone?
A guardian of global rights
The International Studies Association recognizes professor Alison Brysk’s accomplishments as a scholar and mentor.
Why sharks need a new soundtrack
Scary sharks may be box-office hits, but a study shows ominous music could be harming conservation efforts.
Baby food for thought
You better eat your peas — what your baby wants on the menu is informed by you.
The psychology behind the tiny house movement
How these buildings reflect their dwellers' values, and why they've taken off.
What no one ever told you about people who are single is...
A UC Santa Barbara psychologist reveals the science behind a fulfilling single life.
Latinos face digital divide in health care
Internet access and education are essential for an equitable health care system, writes UC Merced professor.
Study: Believe it or not, humans are kind
Humans have evolved to be far more cooperative than other animals. These scientists investigate how and why.
Study: Believe it or not, humans are kind
Humans have evolved to be far more cooperative than other animals. These scientists investigate how and why.
UCLA reports 1.4 million US adults identify as transgender
New survey finds population doubled from estimates a decade ago.
Most college students ignore cheating opportunities, UC Riverside study finds
Digital textbook responses reveal studying for the sake of learning is the norm.
New report points to racial disparities in political participation in California
Latinos and Asian Americans are the most adversely affected, UC Riverside assessment finds.