Generosity may be contagious, new study suggests
Maybe generosity isn't as fixed as we thought it to be -- an important lesson from an indigenous tribe.
Maybe generosity isn't as fixed as we thought it to be -- an important lesson from an indigenous tribe.
Generosity helped our species thrive -- but we are not alone in the animal kingdom.
Scientists zoom in on your generosity, and it could help us understand psychopaths.
Materialistic people are more likely to be depressed and unsatisfied, partly because they are not grateful enough for the things ...
A new research paper written by psychologists Elizabeth Dunn and Lara Aknin, along with Michael Norton of Harvard Business School ...
The United Nations General Assembly has just released its second annual World Happiness Report, measuring happiness and well-being in countries ...
With new insights derived from Game Theory, University of Pennsylvania biologists offer a mathematically based explanation for why cooperation and ...
Recently, it seems there's a gene for everything, from generosity to ruthlesness. That still doesn't mean that you can blame ...