Researchers found graphic news exposure can fuel anxiety while promoting more media consumption.
Teens who seek solitude may be on the right track
While loneliness is often correlated with depression, choosing to be alone can actually be good for you.
Young, gifted and black: The next generation of activists
This Black History Month, we honor some of the bright young activists who are challenging the status quo and working to build a better future for us all.
Young, gifted and black: The next generation of researchers
For Black History Month, we highlight young researchers who are turning their work into a potent force for social justice and equity.
Want a successful Super Bowl ad? Don't make people think
Ads that take a certain approach find victory during the game's biggest event.
UC’s most buzzworthy research of 2018
A looming beer shortage, the gender paradox and consumer products dominated the conversation this year.
How to avoid a Thanksgiving battle over politics
Don't want to get into it with your in-laws? Here's three tips to keep things civil over the holidays.
How poor sleep can ruin your social life
People found sleep-deprived individuals to be more socially unattractive, and felt lonelier after interacting with them.
Thank Instagram and Snapchat for your fading memories
Documenting your life may come at the cost of actually being able to remember it.
Why binge-watching might actually be good for you
Experts weigh in on our new fix.
What a billion tweets tell us about climate change
The planet is getting hotter. Will more hot days have an effect on happiness around the world? Evidence from over one billion tweets says yes – and it’s not going to be a day at the beach.
Can being uncertain of your social rank be bad for your health?
New research suggests that not knowing where you stand takes a serious toll.