The researchers found that the social perceptiveness—or social intelligence—of group members is a significant predictor of group intelligence, both for face-to-face groups and online groups.
A new study has found that U.S earnings inequality has stalled over the last decade. It marks the first sustained reversal of rising earnings inequality in approximately 30 years.
New research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences examines the psychological and behavioral consequences of mask wearing.
Study of 1,311 firms finds only 22% are “future ready,” having gone through digital business transformation and developed the capabilities that enable them to innovate, engage, and satisfy customers.
Studying this issue against the backdrop of the apparent lack of risk aversion that led to the recent financial crisis, MIT Sloan Prof. Andrew Lo has developed an evolutionary model of behavior.
Ring Stone joins MIT Public Art Collection as artist’s first work for a university campus.
MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition awards $100,000 grand prize to 3dim, creator of the first 3-D gesture sensor for mobile devices.
A team of researchers conducted a study on the impact of social media on the labor market and found that weaker social connections have a greater beneficial effect on job mobility than stronger ties.
The findings found a rise in the number of students who had access to Facebook reporting severe depression and anxiety (7% and 20% respectively).
In their new research paper Professors Hazhir Rahmandad and John Sterman studied the COVID-19 pandemic across 93 countries and how their responsiveness to COVID risks affects future COVID disease.
