Three-quarters of people in Asch’s experiment agreed with an answer they could see was wrong. But one person speaking up cut those errors by 75 percent. Here’s how humility makes courage possible.
At six, Megan drew dark spots on her dolls’ faces to match her own. Her answer stopped me. Here’s what researchers found at Yosemite about awe, and one message worth sending this week.
Some things feel like they’re all on you. A 2011 study found that a few minutes spent thinking about your ancestors improved test scores. Here’s why it works, and one question to ask an older family member this week.