The stereotype for only children is that they are selfish, or more self-centered than those with siblings.
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Oct 15, 2019
New study debunks myth that only children are more narcissistic than kids with siblings
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Sep 24, 2019
As an Act of Self-disclosure, Workplace Creativity Can Be Risky Business
by Phil Ciciora
It’s increasingly common for managers to direct employees to “be creative” during office brainstorming sessions. But should employees acquiesce to that managerial edict?Character and Context Blog
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Oct 16, 2019
Good Reads: The Social Leap
by Brett Pelham
Bill von Hippel’s clever and provocative book, The Social Leap, will tell you how we came to be human – and how you can become happier, healthier, and a little more humane.Oct15
Oct 15, 2019
The Benefits of Right-wing Authoritarianism
by Jake Womick
We normally assume that having meaning in one’s life is associated with having positive, prosocial views. But sometimes negative, antisocial views can give life meaning too.
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