This is the first article in a series, How we make decisions, which explores our decision-making processes. How well do we consider all factors involved in a decision, and what helps and what holds us…
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Research shows: people are really bad at noticing when someone is flirting with them.
Once we’ve decided to do something we mentally prepare for it. This means being derailed seriously impairs how well we can…
Let’s imagine this all-too-familiar scene: a fan, perched on the edge of his or her seat, eyes wide open in anticipation, a quick inhale at a goal attempt – quickly followed by either a joyous and prideful…
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