The Emotion That ‘Vaccinates’ Against Impulsiveness and Poor Self-Control (M)
When an emotion can be more powerful in curbing impulsiveness than thoughts.
When an emotion can be more powerful in curbing impulsiveness than thoughts.
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People have no problem remembering the unethical decisions others have made.
The widespread belief that societal trust is eroding is contradicted by a survey of the research on cooperation.
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The technique relies on the fact that our memories are highly contextual.
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What your profile picture says about your personality.
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