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“‘Stanford University psychologist Philip Zimbardo explains how personal concepts of time can affect psychological behavior.”
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“Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell uses The Beatles as an example to question the existence of genuine musical prodigies. He attributes a large measure of the band’s success to the experience they gained while playing as the house band for a strip club in Hamburg, Germany.”
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“‘When you look at the literature of human adaptation, what we know is that we are these amazingly exquisite communication instruments,’ says UC Berkeley psychology professor Dacher Keltner. He fears excessive dependence on technology is “depriving” humans the opportunity to properly develop communication skills.”
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“UC-Berkeley Linguistics Professor George Lakoff discusses how idea framing and metaphors contribute to shaping the way we think.”
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“Author Jonah Lehrer explains why, whether when buying cereal or investing in stocks, people can become paralyzed when faced with too much information. He explains that indecision often leads to “catastrophic consequences,” and sometimes it is simply best to act on instinct.”
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“Actor Joe Pantoliano explains how he became an advocate for mental health care after being refused medical insurance to treat his depression.” |
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“Psychologist Steven Pinker explains why political rhetoric often tends to be vague, empty, and bland.”
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