Most of us wonder, to varying degrees, what others are thinking about us and what kind of impression we’re making. People make lousy mind readers, but there’s a scientific way to make better guesses at practice mental telepathy (or Legilimency . . . ). Researchers Tal...
Gender bias and the environment A stereotype held by men and women is that being “green” is feminine. So some men might avoid or oppose green behavior to protect their manliness. ...
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Writing is slower than typing, and transcribes less information. That’s why it’s better. A study has found that students who take lecture notes by hand rather than by computer are able to recall more of the lecture. Yale psychologist Paul Bloom, while skeptical of this research, muses...
It's a client favorite: our “What to Say / What Not to Say” Matrix. After we dial-test and focus-group your message, we analyze and summarize the results in a report, which includes this ever-popular communication tool. This is a distillation of what you wanted to find out...
Some of the editors of this blog (and their kids) have long believed that hugs can make pain go away. Researchers (you knew we were heading that way) at the University of Colorado at Boulder have found that holding hands with a loved one can...