Monday, October 24, 2011

Are You Really Open-Minded?

The Problem With Absolute Thinking


We See What We Expect to See


Non-Judgment Day


The Power of Presupposition


Santa Claus and the Myth of the Open Mind


How to Transcend the Red-Blue Divide: Make Everyone Sit Still


What You Can Learn From a Blind Waitress


Does Liberal Truly Mean Open-Minded?


What Is Not Thinking
Keep an open mind to expand your possibilities.

It's life illusions we like to recall
When the moon hits your eye like a... blueberry?

Can You Forgive?
Do you know how to forgive others and yourself?

The "Programming" of Self-Sabotage
(Pt 3 of The "Logical Illogic" of the Psycho-Logical)
So just what causes you to defeat yourself?

Compulsive choices in addiction?
How do I approach clients who feel out of control?

Why Stereotypes Stick
True or false, brain research explains why we believe them.

5 Reasons I Hate Me
Rewriting the narrative on negative self-talk

Cross-Cultural Body Language
Don't be a dud across the pond

Sex, Nature Writers, and Preconceptions
See nature as those who love it (and write about it) do.

I Love My iPhone

Your phone understands what you say and it even talks back. Pretty soon it will know what you're thinking. Sounds like a perfect union, but is it?

Love: Made in Cupertino, Engineered by Apple?
What is the psychology of craving an iPhone 4S?
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/love-made-in-cupertino-engineered-apple

How to Be a Leader, by Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs reveals his success secrets from beyond the Pearly Gates.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/how-be-leader-steve-jobs

4 Tips for Digital Living
How do digital devices remake the interpersonal encounter?
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/4-tips-digital-living

Thumbs on the Wheel, Eyes on the Road
Distracted driving is on the rise. What can we do?
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/thumbs-the-wheel-eyes-the-road

Steve Jobs Leveraged His Intelligence To More Effectively Create
How Jobs' life might inform the age old creativity and intelligence debate.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/steve-jobs-leveraged-his-intelligence-more-effectively-create

How Steve Jobs Helped the Healing Arts to Think Different
Steve Jobs rewired this art therapist’s brain.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/i-love-my-iphone/how-steve-jobs-helped-the-healing-arts-think-different

I LOVE my iPhone: A Neuroscience Love Story?
Are we addicted to technology? Or could it be love?

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Campaign Charisma

Do the candidates possess presidential personalities?


Obama's Leadership Style: The Way of Future Leaders?
Good leadership affects awareness of the real challenges.

Psychological Interview with Barack Obama
Uncovering the psyche of Barack Obama

Barack Obama: The Bedrock Confidence of Mr. Inside-Mr. Outside
Barack Obama defies self-esteem sociology with his resilience

Is the Presidential Election Really Just a Beauty Contest?
Do we choose our presidents using irrelevant information?

Are Charismatic Leaders Born or Made?
Can anyone become a charismatic leader?

Freud Had it Right About Leaders
Our President's emotional state can have huge impact on America

Clinton: A Study in Charisma
Politics aside, Clinton was a master of charisma.

Charisma and Presidential Success: Lessons from Reagan, Clinton, and Obama
Is Obama a successful President? Why it might not matter.

Who Lies?
Frequent liars: What kinds of people lie most often?

Looks Can Kill – Your Better Judgment
An angelic look can fool government agents
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201110/campaign-charisma/looks-can-kill-your-better-judgment

7 Billion: Are You Typical? -- National Geographic Magazine



Are we in the "age of man?"



7 Billion, National Geographic Magazine



The face of seven billion ... but not for long


Viewpoint: Is the alcohol message all wrong?

Many people think heavy drinking causes promiscuity, violence and anti-social behaviour. That's not necessarily true, argues Kate Fox.