Teams That Eat Together Thrive Together

Employees sharing a meal is a fairly mundane event, but Cornell researchers see such activities as crucial to enhancing organizational productivity, employee bonding, and team effectiveness.

Putting Excitement Back in Your Relationship

If your relationship with a significant other feels too sluggish or routine (a complaint of many couples), research psychologists say the intervention is to plan new activities you both enjoy.

Parents Do Have Influence After All

Contrary to what you might have heard, parents—not friends—are the number one influencer of teens’ behavioral choices.

Easier Management of Difficult Customers

Difficult customers are easier to manage if you use simple typologies to understand them.

Have a Plan to Manage Worry

Studies have shown that worry can take years off your life. Cope with worry by taking action with questions and exercises that help you gain control of the target issue.