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Gen Z workers face higher termination rates due to unmet workplace expectations Many Gen Z graduates are being fired at higher rates than other generations, largely due to a mismatch between their workplace expectations and employer standards. Issues include communication…
Leaders often carry unconscious bias, meaning fast, automatic judgments about people that operate outside awareness. The Inc. piece distills five practical habits that use neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to form new pathways, to weaken those judgments and improve daily leadership.…
Research in brain imaging links bilingual experience to changes in brain structure. Studies using MRI report denser grey matter in regions that help with language, concepts, and abstract thinking. Grey matter is the tissue that holds most of the brain’s…
Some quick notes about the best gaming console in 2024. Next gen consoles not before 2028, so go with PS5 or your choice now. Play with friend in front of TV is called “couch co-op”. Wii and Switch have more…
The article emphasizes shifting from passive TV watching to activities that enrich your personal or professional life. It suggests dedicating time to learning new skills, developing hobbies, or pursuing creative projects. Physical exercise, reading, and social interactions are highlighted as…
Research shows that physical attractiveness positively influences earnings, as good-looking individuals are often seen as more competent and confident. This perception leads to higher salaries, greater career advancement opportunities, and preferential treatment in the workplace, perpetuating an income gap based…
In France, individuals who refuse alcohol, whether for health reasons, pregnancy, or religious beliefs, often feel pressured to explain their choice. This societal expectation highlights the persistent cultural association between drinking and social acceptance, despite growing awareness of the personal…
The study on conversational habits published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin explores two key biases: the “reticence bias” and the “halo ignorance effect.” The reticence bias leads people to believe they should speak less than half the time in…
Esther Perel suggests that to increase happiness, you should make time for meaningful social connections. Whether through spontaneous gatherings or intentional conversations, building stronger relationships with others has a profound impact on well-being. Even small gestures of connection, like checking…