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Asserting that the decision of the Government of India to open a Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies

Research from the Institute for Family Studies found that the people most likely to be cheaters are people in their 50s and 60s. Professor Nicholas H. Wolfinger explained why, as well as what age they are most likely to stop cheating.

Prolonged reminders of death from long-term disasters affect people’s choices and behaviours, finds a new study by King’s College London researchers.

Diners in East Asia have used chopsticks to eat for thousands of years. We break down step by step how to eat with them, and the difference between ‘pincers-pinching’ and ‘scissors-pinching’ modes.

Newly appointed professor at University of Otago Lisa McNeill's work examining fashion and sustainability is considered seminal on an international...

Professor Lisa McNeill delivers her Inaugural Professorial Lecture (IPL) titled: “The wearable weight of being”.

Hotels and restaurants are in a legal battle with the Union government on whether service charge can be imposed compulsorily, or if it must be paid voluntarily.

Don’t rely on what other people tell you. You’re the person closest to your actual data. Do the math yourself.

The new studies are the first to use an eye-tracking experiment to explore online clothing shopping for activewear and its psychological outcomes. 

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