June 9, 2011 -- A pat on the back, a touch on the arm, could these be the keys to an NBA championship? According to two scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, the answer is yes ...

It's conceivable that a pat on the back or squeeze of the hand could also help manage stress and improve performance in other team situations, says the psychologist. RELATED TOPICS Mind & Brain ...

Cornerback Pat Surtain II addresses the media to preview his goals for training camp, reflect on his mindset following last ...

The internet has slammed a boss who said a "pat on the back" is "worth more" than a bonus. Many commenters argued that saying employees are appreciated without proper compensation means nothing.

A research team led by the University of Basel studied whether a friendly tap on the shoulder increases the odds of making a shot. In difficult situations, physical touch like a hug or a pat on ...

The pat-on-the-back factor is huge this year. People see an opportunity not just to feel proud of their country but also to feel proud of themselves, personally. Two opportunities, in fact.