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Brain power
Climate models should include social and political attitudes
Social and political attitudes affect the success or failure of climate policy, but knowledge in this regard appears to be…
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Brain power
How can we rid biases from facial recognition?
Four primary judgments we make when we first encounter someone underlie the biases we hold when forming impressions of others…
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Brain power
Why social connections are key to startup success
Global networks are the backbone through which knowledge is gained and shared, and this information can be used to build…
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Brain power
Young people want to better the world, but don’t know how
Many young people feel that the education they receive today is not giving them the skills required to tackle the…
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Brain power
How polarization occurs in even the most rational circumstances
In social psychology, polarization in beliefs is commonly seen as the product of irrationality. New research challenges this notion.
