People need to understand that they are the product of Facebook and not the customer, according to media theorist and writer Douglas Rushkoff... Word for word what I said at workshops/conferences the last few weeks. We are assets, collateral to be sold to marketing/advertising customers. Via Laurel Papworth 
If you're like most people sleep is crucial for your well-being. Research studies increasingly reveal that people do not function optimally when they are sleep deprived. 
Don't feel guilty about browsing the Internet at work—turns out it may actually improve your performance, a new study says. Via digizen 
50 psychology studies reveal how people are using email, Facebook, Twitter, online dating and more. 
The very act of making decisions depletes our ability to make them well. So how do we navigate a world of endless choice? Via Jone Johnson Lewis 
Facebook is fast becoming the online hangout of the Me Generation - and that's not always a healthy thing. Via Aaron Balick 
I’ve been researching and thinking about the psychology of the social web and our Internet relationships. Via Jamie Simmerman 
Attitude influences behavior and behavior influences your attitude. By Michael Michalko... Via Jamie Simmerman 
According to Cathy N. Davidson, a professor of interdisciplinary studies at Duke University, and the author of the new book "Now You See It: How Brain Science of Attention Will Transform the Way We Live, Work, and Learn," much of the panic about children's shortened attention spans isn't just misguided, it's harmful. Younger generations, she argues, don't just think about technology more casually, they're actually wired to respond to it in a different manner than we are, and it's up to us -- and our education system -- to catch up to them. Via Howard Rheingold 
"If you have Klout, you may be automatically upgraded to a better room at a Las Vegas hotel. Your Klout score may get you preferential treatment the next time you call into a customer service center. People with Klout have been eligible for a free Spotify invitation, a free Virgin America flight and free Starbucks coffee. Some job candidates are even putting their Klout scores on their resumes. Via Andrew Spong 
Among Facebook pages with a million likers or more, fewer than three percent of their fans are seeing their posts daily. Via Andrew Spong 
This Forbes post doesn't go far enough for me. Look at how successful web businesses have grown: by focusing on their customers' needs, and to hell with everything else. Do your meetings start by looking at which direction the line is heading, or by asking: how did we serve our customers today, and how can we do better tomorrow?
Social business is about aligning social good with strong revenue generation - in that order. Via Andrew Spong |
By ...(Another reason for keeping music, art, and pe in schools: #Creativity the Number 1 Skill 21st cent | Psychology Today http://t.co/I8QxU9i...)... Let’s face it. Everyone is on Facebook. Well, not everyone, but 550 million or one in 12 people worldwide have a Facebook account. Via digizen 
A special focus on psychology at the dawn of the 21st century, exploring online behavior and experience, from multi-tasking to networking, VR/VE, technology today in daily life - Cyberspace relationship and the cognitive and social implications... 
For Whom the Bell Tolls |...
Via Sandeep Gautam 
Asks the question 'Ε“Are we a narcissistic society?' Generally defines narcissism. Have psychologists gone too far with diagnosis? Or, has society been warped by undesirable sociological forces? (#news #psychology Are We a Narcissistic Society? Via Aaron Balick 
Interesting Read by Nobel winner Jim Heckman @nberpubs: W17378: Integrating Personality Psychology into Economics http://t.co/o292ZQG... Via Jamie Simmerman 
Everywhere you turn these days, you hear about authenticity.
Via Jamie Simmerman ![The Internet of Things [INFOGRAPHIC] | Social Media & Behaviour | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/C63ZGAIpgkqpCtx-WZXFnDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
When we think of being connected to the Internet, our minds immediately shift to our computers, phones, and most recently tablets. 
"CIOs often seem to worry about their clout, as in their degree of influence among senior business leaders and coworkers. Soon they may have to start thinking about their Klout as well." Via Andrew Spong 
'Now, more than ever, is the time for brands and companies to begin understanding how the chaotic and real-time world of Twitter can massively influence the ways in which consumers perceive them' Via Andrew Spong |
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