"There is nothing like a good problem to spark the synapses, is there? To open the mind to new possibilities, new ways of seeing things. Of course, one must always confront self-doubt and fear. But that is a small price to pay for the... exhilaration of finding the perfect solution." — Kurros, Star Trek: Voyager, Think Tank

Some of the indicators that your emotional intelligence is functioning at an all-time low. In this fun look at our potential dysfunctional habits, you may identify some people you know and work with who could benefit from a “life reset”.

As humans, we depend on heuristics, or rules of thumb, to succeed and survive. From how often to brush our teeth (twice a day), to how hard we should shake someone’s hard (firmly, up and down 2-3 times).

 This article provides a brief overview of five of the most important, most influential, and most talked about psychology experiments in history.

Like the small handful of characters featured in the Disney film Inside Out (2015), there is a prominent view held in psychology that most human emotions can be divided in to 5 or 6 major universal categories, such as happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, and disgust.

An article in the Wall Street Journal is making waves. Its author has a bone to pick with… wait for it… empathy. Yes, you read that correctly. Some guy on the internet has a problem with empathy. And he’s got a news flash for all of us: empathy is bad, m’kay.

Products and services deliver fundamental elements of value. Increasing value occurs when a company’s leadership team recognise the elements of value as a growth opportunity. It is fascinating to think about how your offering stacks up against the pyramid!

What, according to science, makes people happy? We’ve summarised a collection of popular and/or interesting studies below.