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The Psychology of Social Media
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Social media is changing the way connect with each other. This can have both a positive and negative impact of our self-esteem and sense of self. 
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The ability to automatically determine personality type could change the way social networks target services to users...
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Rejecting the need for certainty can keep the smallest decisions from paralyzing us.
Loran Northey's curator insight,
February 8, 2014 9:23 AM
Make a decision and then decide that it's the right one! :-)
Loran Northey's curator insight,
February 8, 2014 9:25 AM
Don't fret pet! Make a decision and then decide that it's the right one :-) Change it later if you like, but decide and act, NOW!
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The future of the Middle East looks like a race between the mullahs and the iPad—and despite recent setbacks, social networks are rewiring our brains to topple traditional barriers, says Deepak Chopra, author of God: A Story of Revelation.
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Facebook surveillance of former romantic partners can disrupt emotional recovery. Let's take a look!
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Social media marketing with content created on the convergence of neuroscience, human psychology and group dynamics.
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By numbing ourselves to vulnerability, we also numb ourselves to love, belonging, creativity, and empathy.
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Sydney Morning HeraldThe net result: an irritable, addicted child gamerSydney Morning HeraldProfessor Kyrios, the director of the Brain and Psychological Sciences Research Centre, says more research would allow health professionals to diagnose children...
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