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By Manie Bosman A while ago I was facilitating a workshop for the leadership group of a large automotive manufacturer’s senior marketing team when their General Manager suddenly slammed the table i... 
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In a 2008 paper on neuroeconomics, economist George Loewenstein said: “Whereas psychologists tend to view humans as fallible and sometime even
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Learn to identify your creative potential by understanding your creative personality.
Kasia Hein-Peters's insight:
How to be creative within your personality style.
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Body language affects how others see us, but it may also change how we see ourselves.
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Modern neuroscience is sharing so many insights into why we do what we do.
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People search for information that confirms their view of the world and ignore what doesn't fit.
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Can people train themselves to be better multitaskers? Experts say it's unlikely.
Kasia Hein-Peters's insight:
Multitasking myth busted...
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Five psychological principles you can use to build effective eLearning courses. (5 Human Psychology Facts You Can Use To Create Better eLearning.
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Let's face it when forced to make a difficult call we often just go with our gut. But up against a tight deadline that approach can blind us to the... (Do You Use Intel Or Intuition?
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Above and slightly behind your right ear, exists a part of your brain many scientists believe is specifically dedicated to thinking about other people’s thoughts – to predicting them, reading them, and empathizing with them. It’s called the temporoparietal junction, and this is the area cognitive neuroscientist Rebecca Saxe focuses on in her research. Via Edwin Rutsch
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Francesca Gino describes how our plans get sidetracked when we are implementing them because "we are too confident in our own abilities."
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Dr. Max Cynader is Director of the Brain Research Centre, and the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health at Vancouver Coastal Health and The University o...
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Neurons that fire together, wire together
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Why do some people prefer adventure and the company of others, while others favour being alone? It’s all to do with how the brain processes rewards. Will you spend Saturday night in a crowded bar, ...
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Are you an extravert or introvert?
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Before I wrote this article, I went through two stages. In the first stage, I cruised the academic journals for interesting papers. Once I found a ...
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A few years ago, I worked at a web design agency as a product manager. The part of the job I loved the most was working on product with our design team and clients. Unfortunately, this was only about 10 percent of the work that I actually got to do.
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Watch the full video and more at http://iai.tv/video/mind-change According to neuroscientist Susan Greenfield, the nature-nurture debate has been rendered ir...
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Learn, learn, learn...
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What We Can See And Hear Is Affected By Imagination – #Neuroscience – http://t.co/UeXnrC9hz0 ll RT @DrEscotet
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Influencing the community mind by balancing the herd instinct with collaborative innovation. How neuroscience can change the way we think about influence.
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Find out how memory twists, pops, distorts, persists and decays, along with the odd tip on how to improve it.
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Limitations of memory...
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New research reaffirms our minds are riddled with unconscious biases and stereotypes
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We don't see the world as it is, we see it as we are.
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Neurons that can multitask greatly enhance the brain’s computational power, study finds.
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People search for information that confirms their view of the world and ignore what doesn’t fit.
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What do neuroscience and business have in common? A lot! TEC staff had the opportunity to witness professional speaker Rebel Brown in action, Wednesday morning, as she connected the dots on how und...
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Learn how good habits can help you become the person that you've always wanted to be.
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