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One reason why understanding how best to work as a team matters

Social Loafing: Definition, Examples & Theory | Simply Psychology The Ringelmann effect, or social loafing is a phenomenon which occurs in groups of people that limits the amount of effort that each group member exerts (thus reducing individual productivity).

New studies on mindfulness expanding our undersanding of this ancient and important practice.

The Myths of Mindfulness New research corrects some common misconceptions about cultivating moment-to-moment awareness.

The power of women’s stories to help spur real change.

How to Address Gender Inequality in Health Care A Q&A with Maya Dusenbery about why women get worse health care than men—and what we can do to change that.

Having come to the end of the Awards Season, here's an alternative look what good at the cinema and why.

Ten Films that Highlight the Best in Humanity Forget the Oscars. With the Greater Goodies, we're honoring movies from the past year that reveal forgiveness, resilience, empathy, and other keys to our well-being.

Great story - Breaking down barriers in a really fun way!

The million dollar sock entrepreneur with Down's syndrome John Cronin and his father, Mark, explain how they've grown their colourful socks business.

Remembering acts of self-sacrifice, compassion, heroism, and forgiveness from 2017.

The Most Inspiring Moments from 2017 We remember acts of self-sacrifice, compassion, heroism, and forgiveness from the past year.

Warm up those tubes and get singing to boost your wellbeing!

Singing in a Choir Can Boost Your Mindfulness New research points to one reason joining a choir is good for your mental health.

A refreshing reminder of the beauty that is availability to everyone; once we have a better understanding.

5 things people get wrong about mindfulness Mindfulness is so hot right now. Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce goes beyond the buzz and cuts through the confusion.

A thoughtful essay that helps put things into perspective.

The Psychology of Taking a Knee The backlash against protests by Colin Kaepernick and other athletes raises scientific questions about body language, power, and group dynamics.

Gratitude is not only good for our wellbeing but great for our relationships and others too.

How Gratitude Motivates Us to Become Better People Some critics charge that gratitude is selfish and breeds complacency. But research by Christina Armenta and Sonja Lyubomirsky suggests otherwise.

A thought provoknig article for anyone wanting to support people to 'be at their best'.

Disability: is the ‘yes you can’ mentality always best for disabled people?

So simple and yet so important message in these current times.

Five Ways to Reduce Racial Bias in Your Children How do we combat racial prejudice? New research reveals how parents influence the formation of bias in children.