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From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer.

As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds.

When it comes to ordering food at a restaurant, does prioritizing online and mobile orders create a worse experience for walk-in customers? New research suggests yes.

Consumers are willing to pay more for the physical version of a product — even when a digital version better meets their needs. Can marketers flip the script?

When it comes to reporting workplace abuses, first-mover disadvantage can keep many victims quiet. How can organizations help?

What is the “ostrich effect”? And does making info easier to find help us fight our instincts to bury our heads in the sand?

Daylight savings time has an impact on the stock market, part of a larger phenomenon in which the biological effects of sleep changes have negative implications across the wider economy.

Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects.