communication
Using emojis in work emails, messages makes people look less ‘powerful’March 15, 2022
Scientists decode pig grunts to reveal their emotionsMarch 8, 2022
Don’t ‘think outside the box’: Employees want more use of slang, emojis rather than cliché office jargonFebruary 20, 2022
Women ‘fake it’ to make their man feel more masculine, study revealsJanuary 31, 2022
Listen closely: More fish ‘talk’ to each other using sound than scientists thoughtJanuary 31, 2022
Can cats smile? Yes — but they use their eyes to do it, study discoversDecember 30, 2021
Reading fiction books for fun improves language skills, study revealsDecember 29, 2021
Having deep conversations with strangers can improve your well-beingOctober 4, 2021
Here’s how to relieve the stress coming from after-hours work emailsSeptember 30, 2021
Emojis may be the new way patients and doctors communicateSeptember 8, 2021
Laugh-cry emoji still the most popular in the world, even if younger people are over itJuly 14, 2021
BFFs for the brain: Older women who have best friends are less likely to be stressed outJuly 5, 2021
Puppies are born with ‘human-like’ social skills, wired to communicate with peopleJune 3, 2021
‘Significant Otter’ helps couples communicate better through heart-monitoring appMay 26, 2021
‘Language of the spider’: Scientists turn spider webs into otherworldly musicApril 14, 2021
Most people can’t tell the difference between screams of joy and screams of terrorApril 2, 2021
Hate email? Love emojis? Rise of remote work turned the inbox, formal language into enemiesMarch 24, 2021
Scientists discover method to communicate with people while they dreamFebruary 19, 2021
COVID grudge? 2 in 5 office workers plan to quit over employer’s pandemic responseJanuary 7, 2021
