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Attractiveness, Trustworthiness Gauged in Milliseconds A study by Princeton psychologists has found that judgments about attractiveness and character traits such as trustworthiness and competence are formed in just one-tenth of a second. Continue reading Attractiveness, Trustworthiness Gauged in Milliseconds
Reading vs. Doing Produces Different Forms of Thinking In May, we reported on how the "woulda" and "shoulda dones" in life affect decision-making. Now, a new series of experiments by Vittorio Girotto of the University IUAV of Venice, Italy and his colleagues demonstrates how this type of thinking differs betwe... Continue reading Reading vs. Doing Produces Different Forms of Thinking |
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