Engaging in physical activity before or during the workday tends to help employees focus at work, according to new research...
Published in Health Economics Review, a new study has found that working fewer hours is associated with higher life satisfaction,...
A study of data on the association between work stress and depression from 100 world countries revealed that this association...
A new study published in Social Psychology investigated if there was a relationship between workplace bullying and belief in conspiracy...
A series of six studies identifies social sexual identity -- or seeing oneself as a person who leverages sex appeal...
A new social experiment conducted at the University of California, San Diego focused on cardiovascular responses of the body to...
Can dealing with difficult customers actually cause self-destructive behaviors for employees after work hours? A study published in Applied Psychology...
Workplace discrimination refers to differential treatment on the job based on characteristics of one’s background that are irrelevant to the...
New research suggests that narcissistic CEOs tend to attract and retain top management team members who are also narcissistic --...
New research suggests that a person's own religious beliefs play an important role in how they perceive harassment of atheist...
According to findings published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, employees of authoritarian bosses experience greater work-family conflict, and in turn,...
New research provides evidence that higher testosterone levels reduce the risk of unemployment and increase the odds of landing a...
New research suggests that business leaders might want to rein in their agreeableness when providing constructive feedback. The study, published...
In a new study published in BMC Public Health, researchers have found that working later in life may be beneficial...
People make impressions of others using the limited information available such verbal cues or communication patterns. New research published in...
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