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You may not be able to dine out, or your bike path could be blocked, but there’s another activity that brings just as much happiness. Read More

Though a new study said that $95,000 is the salary one needs to make to be happy, you may be able to get an even greater feeling of elation by just breaking a sweat. Read More

A new study from the University of Connecticut put this theory to the test, and sure enough, researchers found that listeners can recognize when someone is gesturing with their hands based on only a recording. Moreover, the listeners were even able to correctly guess the exact motions speakers were making with their hands. Read More

Researchers from the University of Texas, Austin say cooperating and helping others is just as contagious as any virus. Read More

According to new research substituting prolonged sedentary time with a nap is associated with lower stress, improved mood, and a lower BMI. Read More

Researchers have found that female employees are more likely to receive inaccurate feedback, or “white lies,” during job performance evaluations. Read More

New research from Columbia University found that the US could have prevented nearly 36,000 deaths from COVID-19 if social distancing tactics were put in place one week earlier in March. Read More

Americans are most likely to withdraw savings before retirement during divorce proceedings or immediately following the loss of a job. Read More

If you’re struggling with a big decision, a new study just released by University of Chicago economist Steven Levitt is sure to catch your attention. A group of people made some big decisions based on nothing more than a coin flip. Read More