The holidays aren’t always what they’re cracked up to be and between the mass marketing that creates a “reality” that no sane human can live up to, and the baggage we bring from the other 364 days of the season, it can be a bit much. Minnesota Public Radio talks to GGSC's Emiliana…
Dacher Keltner helps us discover how the feeling of awe can make us humbler, kinder, and more altruistic.
GGSC Science Director Emiliana Simon-Thomas on why showing gratitude at work is so important.
As the holiday season begins, appreciation in its many facets is the topic of a one-hour radio special on “The Science of Gratitude” produced by UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism and Ben Manilla Productions.
Greater Good web editor Jeremy Adam Smith writes about how our brains are hard-wired to exaggerate threats and what that may mean for foreign policy.
Studying how gratitude impacts lives is some of the most important research being done today because gratitude costs so little compared to the benefits it offers.