Research Shows Revenge Politics Backfire—Even Among Party Loyalists

13 June 2025

A newly released study from Northwestern University challenges prevailing assumptions about the unwavering nature of partisan loyalty in contemporary American politics. The research investigates whether…

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Does a Mid-Career Crisis Truly Exist? New Study Reveals Job Satisfaction Dips and Rises in a U-Shaped Curve Solely Among Highly Skilled Employees

12 January 2025

Contrary to the widespread belief that the mid-career crisis affects everyone, recent research highlights that only managerial and professional workers experience a U-shaped trajectory in…

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Study Uncovers Gender Disparities in Views on Economic Security and Social Safeguards Globally

8 December 2024

Gender disparities in social and economic outcomes are recognized across many nations; however, less is known about the differential perceptions of financial security and social…

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Telecommuting offers advantages and disadvantages for employee wellness

20 March 2024

Telecommuting can enable employees to lead more fulfilling lives, boasting improved mental health and greater engagement in their work. However, recent research from Cornell University’s…

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