The human brain is amazing, but you don’t have to be a neuroscientist to know when you're on overload. Here are 5 scientific ways to reboot.

Over the last few decades, we've learned a lot about how laughter affects the brain, the body, and our overall well-being.

The primary goal of the brain is to predict how to minimize threats and maximize rewards. This is why the brain hates uncertainty.

Scientists have been exploring the brain regions involved with creativity, one very simple secret might surprise you!

Do you think a scientist could predict how generous someone is likely to be simply from examining brain chemistry? Recent studies say YES!

Our expectations influence our reality as well as our interactions with those around us.

Have you ever met someone and instantly liked or maybe disliked that person? We’d all like to think that we make sound judgments about oth

New research shows the vagus nerve can not only help up pump the brakes on stress but also give us a cognitive competitive advantage.

Can certain foods make you smarter? Science says yes! Supercharge your brain and your body with these 6 foods.

Researchers have found that stimulating the brain’s learning center counters the detrimental effects of stress including negative emotions,

With Americans more physically isolated now because of coronavirus stay-at-home orders, loneliness is the second pandemic.

It’s hard to keep going when our brains are constantly pumping out stress hormones and on high alert.

Mindfulness has been a topic of extensive research on the effects and management of stress and has found to have considerable physical, ment

Anxiety thrives on uncertainty. When we feel like we have no control over a threat or danger, such as the current coronavirus situation, the

It's widely accepted that gratitude is good for the soul. But, did you know it's a GAME-CHANGER in the workplace?

One aspect that reality TV shows have in common is competitiveness that embodies human need for acceptance.

Because customers value the experience more than the brand personalization is essential to connecting with them.

Neuromarketing strategies use an assortment of psychological tricks, or priming, to get you to spend more money than you plan.

The irony of social media lies in the illusion of connection. We look to technology to engage with others and that same technology makes it

Albert Einstein's brain was amazing. The story about what happened to it after his death is even more amazing!