Stories rather than statistics

Research has shown that time and time again, money doesn’t really buy you happiness (even though most of us think it does). 

What you should put your money toward — rather than buying more stuff — are experiences or charity. 

Research has shown that w...

Whenever it comes to relationships, nothing is ever sure. When met with failure, most individuals tend to take it as something dramatic, that they cannot change. However, research has shown that one can indeed create his or her own destiny, by setting certain rules and playing by them. And someti...

Previous research has shown that if you're young and healthy, mistakes enhance learning. But people with memory impairments, such as ageing, benefit most from error-free learning. New research challenges all of this. Researchers found that the types of clues make the difference. ...