Research

Seventy-percent of credit card users don’t pay their balances off every month, credit card interest and fees have risen by scores of billions of dollars since last year alone, and Millennials more than Gen X and Boomers, believe that just checking their credit score significantly lowers it. Read More

A new study from the University of Missouri defined not one, but three types of arrogance. Which type is your boss – and which type are you? … Read More

“Intelligence and narcissism are among the oldest constructs studied in contemporary psychology, each having more than a century of research tradition,” Zajenkowski and his team explained to Psychology Today. Read More

According to the research team, this is the first study to prove how physical activity can beat back depression despite genetic predisposition. Read More

The devolution of the once stead-fast fossil fuel mecca may not be surprising considering green energy’s superior efficiency. Read More

If you’re getting it all of the time, you’re not getting very far. The University of California Berkeley studied the relationship between failure and learning – and exacted just how much failure you should be doing in order to be learning. Read More

The World Health Organization recommends adults between the ages of 18 and 64 aim for 75 to 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity per week.  Of course, because the efficiency of any standard medical suggestion is more discreetly determined by age and genetics, even seemingly obvious submissions are destined for controversy over time. For … Read More

It’s common knowledge that a good night’s sleep usually makes you feel calm and relaxed. However, a sleepless night causes your anxiety to spike, according to new research published in the journal Nature Human Behavior from researchers at University of California Berkeley. Read More

“There are a bunch of things that are probably contributing to people’s likelihood (of) getting Alzheimer’s and I think sleep is going to turn out to be one of them,”  researcher, WIlliam Jagust told NPR. Read More