"I found that people do cheat when there are no extrinsic incentives like money or prizes but intrinsic rewards, like feeling ...

Sometimes, we cheat—not for money or prizes, but just to feel better about ourselves. A new study reveals that people engage ...

The study challenges the widely accepted belief that cheating is driven by external benefits. Instead, it highlights a more personal and internal stimulation—enhanced self-perception. This means that ...

Hatchet man: President Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to work with the US Doge Service—and yes, it still feels stupid typing those words—to slash their workforces and limit ...

They have decided it is time for many of their staff, in the words of British businessman-turned-TV star, Lord Alan Sugar, “to get their bums back into the office.” Not all companies joined Goldman ...

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The NYT Mini Crossword continues to be a fan-favorite for those looking to engage in quick, brain-stimulating puzzles.

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So here’s a little thought experiment: If you eat a Big Mac Meal once a week for 10 years, you will have filled your clothes ...

Connections, a popular puzzle game by The New York Times, challenges players to identify hidden links between words. The game, known for its engaging and brain-boosting design, offers various ...

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