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The Social Media Work Revolution

If you think about how you spend your day, chances are you’re connected to social media. Whether it’s checking updates on Facebook, tweeting, or networking on LinkedIn, social media has become a crucial part of our daily lives. But did you know that it’s also changing the way we work? How Social Media Transformed Communication […]

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Psychology

How We Feel and Measure the Passage of Time

Have you ever wondered why time seems to fly when you’re having fun but drags when you’re bored? This fascinating phenomenon has puzzled scientists for over a century. In the article “Time Perception: Challenges and Insights,” researchers explore the complexities of how we perceive time, offering both bad news about the current state of research […]

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Psychology

Tips for Reducing Weight Bias

Weight bias is a pervasive issue that affects individuals of all body sizes, leading to discrimination, social exclusion, and mental health challenges, and we’ve written about past studies. Despite growing awareness, combating weight bias remains a significant challenge. This blog provides practical tips to help reduce weight bias and promote inclusivity, fostering a more accepting […]

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Understanding Weight Bias: The Role of Social Norms and Contact

Weight bias is a pervasive issue in society, even as average body size in the United States has increased significantly over recent decades. Despite this shift, the stigma directed at individuals with higher weight persists. A recent study by Standen, Ward, and Mann (2024) delves into this phenomenon, exploring the relationship between social norms, intergroup […]

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Understanding the Value of Tomorrow: The Impact of Uncertainty

In the rush of daily life, where immediate gratification often overshadows future benefits, understanding why we sometimes favor the present over the future can shed light on many of our decisions, from financial investments to lifestyle choices. A recent study delves into this phenomenon, exploring how not just the delay but the uncertainty of future […]

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The Secrets of the Perfect Free Throw

Basketball fans know the nail-biting suspense of a free throw attempt. With just one player at the line, the fate of the game can hinge on a few crucial moments. The art and science behind this solitary shot are illuminated in a recent study by researchers at Beijing Normal University, focusing on how psychological and […]

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Psychology

The Surprising Science of ASMR: Unpacking the Tingling Sensation

Have you ever felt a tingling sensation in your scalp while listening to soft whispers or gentle tapping? If so, you might be experiencing Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, better known as ASMR. This peculiar phenomenon, which emerged from online communities around 2008, has fascinated millions and now attracts the attention of scientists. Let’s dive into […]

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Psychology

Familiar Innovation? Insights from the Front Lines of Idea Evaluation

In the dynamic landscape of innovation, the battle between the allure of the known and the appeal of the novel plays out continuously. A recent study sheds light on this intriguing tug-of-war, revealing how familiarity significantly influences the evaluation of new ideas within organizations. This revelation not only enriches our understanding of decision-making processes but […]

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