Expressing Variety of Emotions Earns Entrepreneurs Funding
Researcher finds that entrepreneurs whose facial expressions moved through a mix of happiness, anger, and fear during funding pitches were more successful
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How Randomly Selecting Leaders Could Be a Remedy for Hubris
History and the current geo-political climate show us how some glorified leaders lose their touch with reality
Study Shows Infants Are Willing to Give up Food, Help Others
New research by the University of Washington's Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences finds that altruism may begin in infancy
Winning-At-All-Costs in the Workplace: Short-Term Gains Could Spell Long-Term Disaster
Recent research indicates that Machiavellian employees tend to develop a bottom-line mentality more strongly when they perceive their management endorses bottom-line outcomes
Scientists Use Phone Movement to Predict Personality Types
New research reveals how patterns of mobile phone movement say a lot about your personality type
Human Pharmaceuticals Change Cricket Personality
Individuals in many animal species show different personality types—some individuals are consistently bolder than others
Food Fight: Children's Temperaments Help Predict Dinnertime Struggles
In a study, researchers observed how infants responded to new foods and new toys throughout their first 18 months
Study Challenges Theory That Good Communication Leads to Marital Satisfaction
On the other hand, they found being satisfied can lead to good communication
I Want Her to Want Me: Where Men, Sex and Personality Meet
New study suggests that a man’s attachment style may influence his perceptions of whether a woman is interested in him sexually
Basic Personality Changes Linked to Unemployment, Study Finds
Changes may add to challenge of finding new jobs.