Lonely and non-empathetic people may be more likely to make unethical shopping decisions - Lonely consumers are capable of behaving morally, but aren't motivated to, according to new research, which found participants who felt lonely and had low levels of empathy cheated more often.

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Algorithms reveal forecasting power of tweets: Researchers used 500 million tweets to develop algorithms that not only paint a picture of everyday human dynamics, but can predict an individual's behavior hours in advance