Marissa Dionne Mead, an architect known for designing inclusive, story-rich environments, explores how public art can foster ...

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Throughout the course of their lives, humans are known to build social ties with various other individuals in their community ...

Technology is often blamed for causing bad behavior among students. But it can also promote positive social skills if used ...

Since the 19th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 2017, the official line has been that “the well-being of the people is the fundamental goal of development.” 1 This includes a ...

It’s natural to take pictures of highlights in your child’s life, but think twice before sharing them on social media 'Sharenting' raises concerns about children’s safety and privacy. Last ...

Surveillance, then, seems to shift our social processing into high gear. “The conclusion would be that being watched drives this hardwired survival mechanism into overdrive,” Seymour says.

WASHINGTON --- Josh Chiles is shy. In a gathering of unfamiliar people, he often waits for someone, anyone, to ask him a question or make small talk.

But we all know that some people wipe their feet on rules and even the law.” The rule against photos in the chapel was first instituted as part of a deal to secure funding to restore the chapel ...

A woman says she is "seriously considering" calling out her husband's mom via Facebook, as she won't stop posting photos of her new baby online, even after being asked not to.

People who choose solitude over social life as they get older usually have a multitude of reasons, some of which include having dealt with many toxic relationships or social situations in the past.

People are fascinated by the ability of an AI model to spin a real-life event or image into a capricious piece of anime art. Even more are asking the original posters how to do it.