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Tools like consumption tracking apps promise to protect forgetful consumers, but a new study finds they may actually increase exposure to costly fees.

The "left-digit bias" is so ingrained in consumer psychology that it might actually be driving shrinkflation, new research finds.

In-group bias can undermine even the most regulated industries, but professionalism might be the antidote.

A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable.

Despite its wondrous capabilities, artificial intelligence will thrive when people bring their emotion, context and judgment to the mix.

To start addressing the dangers of political extremism and violence, we need to look to our "in-groups," new research finds.

How are first-generation, low-income individuals perceived in the workforce? New research sheds light on persistent biases.

People who oppose a tax are more likely to change their shopping behaviour to avoid paying it, new research finds.