Psychology

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Social media and teenagers
Tech

4 reasons why teenagers do stupid, dangerous and sometimes deadly social media challenges

By Kapil Chalil Madathil, Heidi Zinzow and The Conversation
September 24, 2023
Inside the elaborate $85,000 tests Fortune 500 companies give CEO candidates to determine if they’re right for the job
Leadership

Inside the elaborate $85,000 tests Fortune 500 companies give CEO candidates to determine if they’re right for the job

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August 21, 2023
kid playing with blocks
Success

Your early childhood skills will become more important to landing a job than your degree, says a Harvard future of work professor

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June 3, 2023
‘Corporate psychopaths’ can lead businesses to financial ruin, new research warns. Here are 13 telltale signs
Mind

‘Corporate psychopaths’ can lead businesses to financial ruin, new research warns. Here are 13 telltale signs

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May 25, 2023
silly walk
Success

The Dunning-Kruger effect is the idea that incompetent people are the last to realize it. Now we’re realizing that could be wrong.

By Eric C. Gaze and The Conversation
May 8, 2023
Five people dressed in business casual attire stand around a water cooler, holding a discussion.
Leadership

Office small talk can help leaders connect with employees, but there’s a downside

By
May 4, 2023
I’ve been studying what social media does to people’s brains for years—and it creates a ‘cognitive overload’ that makes you easy prey for advertisers
Tech

I’ve been studying what social media does to people’s brains for years—and it creates a ‘cognitive overload’ that makes you easy prey for advertisers

By Matthew Pittman and The Conversation
April 25, 2023
Bachelor in Paradise Cast
Success

Meet the psychologist who helped cast your favorite reality TV villains and heroes

By
January 8, 2023
Painting of woman sleeping in bed
Success

I proudly wake up at 8:59 a.m., one minute before starting my remote work job. There are thousands like me, and we don’t care what you think

By
October 23, 2022
Kids opening up to their robot toys may help detect mental health issues before parents can spot them
Mind

Kids opening up to their robot toys may help detect mental health issues before parents can spot them

By
September 1, 2022
The boomerang effect of armchair psychology in government and business
Commentary

The boomerang effect of armchair psychology in government and business

By
May 20, 2022
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Health

You will probably get Omicron. It’s time to adjust expectations about what beating COVID means

By
January 12, 2022
The Great Resignation: How Maslow’s ‘hierarchy of needs’ could be the key to stopping employees from quitting
Leadership

The Great Resignation: How Maslow’s ‘hierarchy of needs’ could be the key to stopping employees from quitting

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November 10, 2021
The power of preventive care for mental health
Commentary

The power of preventive care for mental health

By Kyu Rhee, Cara McNulty and Hyong Un
October 10, 2021
How public health ads that incite fear can backfire
Health

How public health ads that incite fear can backfire

By Eric Berger and Kaiser Health News
January 16, 2021

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