![]() ![]() When psychologist Karina Schumann began studying apologies, she noticed something odd: Psychologists had barely investigated why they can be so hard to make. ![]() But there’s something about both apologies and tiny bitter brassicas that makes us often choose something else on the menu, thank you very much. Research says they’re good for us, and, like a dinner of the green stuff after a lunch of burger and fries, they can erase or at least mitigate the ill effects of a transgression. Apologies are the Brussels sprouts of relationships.
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