Social Science
Seven reasons why COVID-19 harms African Americans disproportionately
‘While this appears to be alarming, it is, in fact, not surprising,’ A&M professor says
Study: Size of smartphone screen affects understanding of video news
While mobile phones improve access to Internet, they also curb comprehension of new information
Increasing permits to conceal guns has zero effect on crime, data say
New study examines a decade of statistics from 500-plus counties in four states: Texas, Michigan, Florida and Pennsylvania
Neighborhood’s design encourages exercise and social interaction
Study’s findings are based on 449 surveys of residents in Austin development
Kids who witness violence at home are at risk to continue cycle as adults
Research at Texas A&M Health Science Center will expand resources and better prepare professionals
Big government (done well) produces happier citizens, new study discovers
Researchers at Texas A&M, Baylor and Notre Dame studied 50,000 responses from 21 nations
Policies, economics and social norms contribute to antibiotic resistance
Researchers at Texas A&M study social psychology of how, when and why veterinarians administer antibiotic drugs
Consumers often need ‘partners in crime’ before yielding to temptations
Understanding “parallel self-control” can help marketers better understand and connect to consumers, says researcher at Texas A&M