How much can we really tell about someone within the first few moments of meeting them? Apparently, a lot. A Yale study demonstrated "that people can accurately assess a stranger's...
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Many times, the conclusions we come to happen almost instantaneously. When something occurs instantaneously, we can be sure that unconscious factors are at play. The ability to understand something immediately,...
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Personality is what makes us who we are. It shapes how we view the world around us, how we interact with others, as well as how others perceive us. In...
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If you've been around a toddler lately, you are likely aware of their go-to question - "why?". Can you blame them? It's a good question. Knowing "why" helps to add...
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Context Clues Context is everything. Words carry weight because of their context. This explains why opening up a letter not addressed to you does not carry the same significance as...
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Who makes the decisions in politics? The answer to this question can mean a world of difference for everyone involved. Highly concentrated decision-making power spells danger and often invites corruption....
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Lessons Learned Companies have been pushed, like never before, to take a stance on racial diversity. 2020 was filled with statements, acknowledgments, and open conversations around equity and diversity. It...
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As humans, we are boundedly rational. This means that we cannot think of every option or solution when faced with a choice. Technology allows us to optimize results and automatically...
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Caste Discrimination The caste system in South Asian societies is one of the oldest and most institutionalized forms of discrimination. A recent episode of NPR's Planet Money, Caste Arrives in...
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We all have different reactions when faced with making decisions. We might feel overwhelmed by choices or fearful of making the wrong decision. Excitement or freedom can also accompany a...
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