Why we get less narcissistic with age

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Explore the evolution of narcissism with age in a new study analyzing 51 longitudinal studies with over 37,000 participants. This research uncovers the decrease in narcissistic traits from youth to old age, examining the role of social responsibilities and personal growth on this decline.

New research reveals ‘Top 10 Most Accessible Cities’ in the world

Accessibility arrangements for people with disabilities remain an afterthought for the travel and tourism industry – which is why we’re looking into every aspect of the industry journey for people with disabilities in the research we have commissioned.Caroline Casey, founder of the Valuable 500

What We Can Learn From Coziness Culture About the Art of Staying Home

Winters in Calgary, Canada, can be long, lasting anywhere between six to eight months. They can be brutal, too, with extreme storms and temperatures that can shut down entire parts of the city. So in mid-March, when local artists Caitlind Brown and Wayne Garrett voluntarily quarantined themselves for two weeks after returning from Germany, the … Read more

The ‘New Normal’ for Many Older Adults Is on the Internet

The last real disaster Bonnie Weiss lived through was San Francisco’s 1989 earthquake. Even watching a piece of chimney break through her living room window didn’t prepare her to live alone during a global pandemic, she says. Weiss is nearing 80 years old and has no children. Source: The ‘New Normal’ for Many Older Adults … Read more

The Art of the Census

In a way, the U.S. Census Bureau picked a good year to go digital. Since 1790, when the federal government first started collecting national demographic data, the 2020 decennial count is the first where people can fill out their census questionnaire online. Source: The Art of the Census