Relying on social media users to police information accuracy could further polarise platforms and amplify extreme voices.
As organizations look for ways to create high-performing teams, The Social Brain provides evidence-based strategies that ...
The age-old question of whether dating a friend's ex crosses an unspoken line continues to spark heated debates in today's dating landscape. As relationship ...
SUNY Poly Assistant Professor of Community and Behavioral Health and Sociology Dr. Jarrett Rose has published a study titled, ...
They hypothesized that FOMO goes beyond mere regret over missed enjoyable experiences and instead stems from anxiety about social group dynamics and future belonging. “As a consumer psychologist ...
New research from the RIKEN Center for Brain Science (CBS) in Japan challenges conventional wisdom that larger group size ...
The pain of not having a solid friend group runs deep—discover the scars that come with being an social outsider.
A new study challenges the belief that larger groups reduce cooperation, showing instead that flexible social connections enhance teamwork.
Research on the group dynamics of social media suggests those experts have a point. At first glance, community notes might seem democratic, reflecting values of free speech and collective decisions.
Research on the group dynamics of social media suggests those experts have a point. At first glance, community notes might seem democratic, reflecting values of free speech and collective decisions.
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