Bullying and confidence have complex ties for kids with disabilities
Efforts to curb bullying of kids with disabilities should not take a one-size-fits-all approach, researchers say.
Homebuilder monopolies create housing crunch
Monopolies of homebuilders are contributing to a housing shortage in the US, preventing millions of people from buying a home, says Luis Quintero.
Gen X says ‘prize’ and ‘face’ differently in Southern accent
The Southern accent has shifted between white English speakers of Generation X and baby boomers, a study finds.
Love songs from other cultures are tough to recognize
Some musical themes are universally recognizable by people everywhere. Love songs, however, are harder to pinpoint.
To support people after incarceration, focus on housing
To support people who have been incarcerated and to reduce recidivism, policymakers and re-entry programs need to prioritize housing.
What keeps young people involved in religion as they age?
Things like youth groups, religious school, and weekly services may influence youths’ feelings about keeping religion as part of their life.
Why are we so invested in our favorite sports teams?
How can you prevent your favorite team’s loss from ruining your week? An expert weighs in on why we get so invested and how to cope.
Speedier mail delivery could boost voter turnout
More efficient US mail delivery can boost voter turnout in all states no matter what their mail voting laws are, a new study shows.
How dreams can affect your workday
“…these experiences bleed into and affect our waking lives—including how productive we are at work.”
How teachers can prevent bullying of kids with disabilities
An evidence-based, online professional development curriculum aims to help teachers handle bullying toward students with disabilities.