3 Types of Words That Make You Instantly More Memorable, According to a Stanford Psychologist
Certain words are just inherently more memorable. Entrepreneurs can use certain words to stand out and influence listeners.
The Paradox of Hard Work
Inzlicht and his colleagues posed the Effort Paradox to make sense of this odd tendency: Sometimes we value experiences and ...
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The 'Professors' Are Not the Enemy
Vice President Vance's take on professors as "the enemy" reveals not only hypocrisy but also a lack of understanding of the ...
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B.C. researchers find possible link between social media use, delusional disorders
A study of all available academic literature, including the scrutiny of more than 2,500 publications on social media use and ...
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High social media use linked to delusional disorders
These disorders include narcissistic personality disorder (delusions of superiority), erotomania (delusions that someone famous ... Chair in Evolutionary Genetics and Psychology at SFU.
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How Social Media Fuels Delusions and Mental Health Issues
These diseases include narcissistic personality disorder (delusions of superiority), erotomania (delusions that someone famous ... Chair in Evolutionary Genetics and Psychology at SFU.
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Social media use amplifies delusional disorders: SFU study
These disorders include narcissistic personality disorder (delusions of superiority), erotomania (delusions that someone famous loves you), body ... sciences and Canada Research Chair in Evolutionary ...
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The 'Professors' Are Not the Enemy
The Guilford Press. Glenn Geher, Ph.D., is professor of psychology at the State University of New York at New Paltz. He is founding director of the campus’ Evolutionary Studies (EvoS ...
Feels Wins: The Immense Marketing Power Of Hope & Fear
Barack Obama’s 2008 “Yes We Can” presidential campaign is widely regarded as a masterstroke and one of the most powerful ...