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Hot And Bothered, But Still Playing Fair: Study Finds Heat Doesn’t Change Generosity Or Aggression

Researchers heated laboratory rooms to temperatures as high as 34°C (93°F), watched participants grow frustrated and increasingly uncomfortable, then waited for human nature to crack. It didn't. The p

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One Simple Belief May Help Entrepreneurs Bounce Back From Financial Missteps

New research suggests that how badly entrepreneurs feel after those moments, and what they do next, has less to do with how naturally prudent they are than with one simple, changeable belief The post

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The Brain Signal That Fires When You Change Your Mind About Someone

At some point, most people have sensed they were being outmaneuvered in a conversation, or felt a quiet confidence that they had finally figured out how someone else thinks. The post The Brain Signal

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Philosophers Have Agreed On Forgiveness For Decades. One Researcher Says They’re All Wrong.

For a field defined by disagreement, philosophers who study forgiveness have been remarkably united on one point: wrongdoers cannot have a right to be forgiven. The post Philosophers Have Agreed On Fo

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‘Gender Unrealism’ Theory: Why Desire May Define Who You Are

Gender, they claim, isn't fundamentally about your body, your declaration, or your social position. It's about what you deeply, genuinely want for yourself. The post ‘Gender Unrealism’ Theory: Why Des

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The Creepiness Problem With Personalized Ads Is Turning Shoppers Away From Brands

After what you thought was a private conversation, you begin seeing advertisements for topics and brands discussed beforehand. It triggers an uneasy feeling in most people, and there doesn't seem to b

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More Than Just 'Daydreaming' – Dissociation Is The Mind's Survival Tactic

The word "dissociation" has grown in popularity and become embedded in everyday language, but nmisconceptions persist, including some which are harmful, experts say.

Hot And Bothered, But Still Playing Fair: Study Finds Heat Doesn&#8217;t Change Generosity Or Aggression

One Simple Belief May Help Entrepreneurs Bounce Back From Financial Missteps

The Brain Signal That Fires When You Change Your Mind About Someone

Philosophers Have Agreed On Forgiveness For Decades. One Researcher Says They&#8217;re All Wrong.

‘Gender Unrealism’ Theory: Why Desire May Define Who You Are

The Creepiness Problem With Personalized Ads Is Turning Shoppers Away From Brands

More Than Just 'Daydreaming' – Dissociation Is The Mind's Survival Tactic

Hot And Bothered, But Still Playing Fair: Study Finds Heat Doesn’t Change Generosity Or Aggression

Philosophers Have Agreed On Forgiveness For Decades. One Researcher Says They’re All Wrong.