If you want a loving, long-lasting relationship, you need to be humble. It may be that simple — and that hard. Simple because humility involves mainly one thing: sacrificing self-gratification to meet ...

Being humble at work can help you advance in your career, a new study has found. Climbing the corporate ladder has long been associated with having a dominant, self-serving personality, but humility ...

PHOENIX — Forget about being a hardnose at work — it’s better for business if you show a little humility, according to a new study from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.

Humble leaders can ascend organizational hierarchies through informal career mentoring and building a network of loyal followers in the workplace, according to a study published in the journal Human ...

Being open to feedback, appreciative of others’ strengths and contributions and honest about mistakes can accrue trust by building strong relationships amongst colleagues. Researchers from the ...

In a way, when you are open-minded, you begin to read the room and the people in it much better. The researchers examined three studies with 533 Jewish Israeli adults. They were made to watch videos ...

A leader who displays humble behaviors can boost team performance by reducing negative relationships in the group, according to new research from the School of Management. Recently published in Human ...

Many Americans worry about the political divide tearing our country apart. A large percentage are unwilling to engage with people who have opposing political views, and that’s creating more animosity.

A new study suggests that middle children may be more honest, humble, and agreeable than their siblings, challenging long-standing birth order stereotypes. A recent study has settled the long-standing ...