From the perspective of complex systems, a range of events – from chemistry and biology to extreme weather and population ecology – can be viewed as large-scale self-emergent phenomena that occur as a ...

When someone repeatedly alternates between warmth and hostility, your brain begins paying close attention to small changes in ...

Men and women show distinct biological differences in how their brains activate during various tasks, the physical size of specific brain regions, and their behavioral traits. A new study published in ...

Insider threats are seldom impulsive acts. Employees wishing to harm a current or former employer, business partner, or client—whether by stealing trade or government secrets, sabotaging information ...

Every professional has experience with a slacker, a bully or a manipulator. Conversely, there's the kiss up and the achiever. Regardless, the adult behavior patterns in the workplace affect how you go ...

If you hold a small water balloon between your two hands and squeeze one side, the water has to go somewhere. This is a lovely global metaphor, as it is perfectly descriptive of the human experience.

Children fall broadly into four eating categories, according to new research at Aston University, and parents feed their children differently depending on those categories. The four categories ...

An unusual study that involved bar coding and tracking the behavior of thousands of individual honey bees in six queenless bee hives and analyzing gene expression in their brains offers new insights ...

Ever been in the middle of a heated argument and thought: "Does this mean we're going to break up?" If you're in a stable relationship, chances are the answer is no. But if things have been going ...