Again, we found that hearing more positive word-of-mouth ahead of time made participants worry about how their experience would be—and this made them order more cautiously.

Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, 2020 was a dismal year for basically everyone. However, rap queens Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion probably changed your life in a much-needed, positive way when they ...

When Positive Word-of-Mouth Can Have Negative Consequences Consumers are more interested in buying a product they hear great things about. But there’s a hidden downside to all the good vibes.

In a similar vein, another study by Greitemeyer and colleagues found that participants who had listened to songs with pro-equality lyrics—such as “Respect” by Aretha Franklin—showed evidence of more ...

Sometimes you just have to talk it out. From Pearl Jam to Madonna to James Brown, here are 18 songs where the vocally talented artist decided to go spoken-word rather than sing.

To that end, here are 17 songs and music videos from 2014 that should never have happened — songs and videos of the sort we shouldn't stand for anymore. 1. "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift ...

So even lesser-used words were more often positive than negative. ... While individual texts—books, songs, tweets—may skew negative, all in all, it looks like language is a positive tool.

These songs are guaranteed to make them smile and fill them with good positive feelings, no matter how blue they may feel. As expected, Taste of Country readers selected several heart-pounding ...

The song “Heated,” which was co-written with Canadian rapper Drake among several others, uses the word "spaz," which is considered a derogatory reference.

One word in Lizzo’s new song “Grrrls” stood out to disability advocate Hannah Diviney: “spaz.” In the track released Friday from her upcoming album, “Special,” Lizzo talks about ...