The hidden psychology of know-it-alls and why they think they know everything

You don’t always have to be the font of all knowledge. In fact, sometimes it’s good to be clueless, discovers Harriet Minter

It’s party season – whether it’s your work summer do, a wedding, end-of-term socials for your kids, or just a barbecue with friends. There’s a lot of mixing, mingling and making small talk in this glo

Research reveals there’s a gap between how ‘liked’ you think you are and how much your friends, colleagues and acquaintances really do enjoy your company. Acting health editor Chloe Gray reports on how to bridge it

In today’s world, finding information is generally quite easy due the vast amount of content available online. However, you may come across subjects or specific details that are challenging to researc

When your brain wants you to stay safe, sometimes it plays games with you…

Let’s be honest. It can feel flattering, in the right circumstances, to be asked for advice by friends, family members or even those you sit next to at the bus stop. After all, it may suggest that oth