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HARVARD STUDY ON LIKABILITY
Psychology says asking one more follow-up question can make people like you more, here's whyPsychologists suggest asking thoughtful follow-up questions makes people like you more. These questions signal attentiveness and genuine in...- Why Follow-Up Questions Make You Seem More CaringPsychological research reveals that asking thoughtful follow-up questions, rather than simply sharing information, significantly boosts lik...
- Psychology of anti-vegan bias: Why do many people dislike those who eschew meat & dairy?Studies indicate that people described as vegan are perceived more negatively, as being less likable and participants in studies report bei...
- Assertive or aggressive - is there a ‘Goldilocks Standard’ in women’s leadership?Women are often compelled to display personality traits that are “just right”.
- Harvard University accused of racially discriminating against Asian-American studentsThe 388-year-old institution is being sued by Students for Fair Admissions, an action group, for discriminating against Asian applicants, t...
- Eight simple ways to make your boss love youWinning your boss's favor isn't so hard to do. It's not about kissing up by complimenting their new haircut or volunteering every single ti...
- 16 psychological tricks that will help you ace a job interviewTo help you get into the interviewer's head, we rounded up a list of strategies to make yourself seem more likable and ultimately hirable.
- Billion dollar Instagram: The culture and commerce of sharingET explores the logic of a business rooted in human instincts and analyses the defining issues of its future: the puzzles of profit and pri...
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