'Valence weight bias' is a psychological term that denotes a person's tendency to adapt to new circumstances by drawing more strongly from either positive or negative attitudes. An example of this is ...

If you've noticed sentiment turning sharply against generative AI-images, chatbots, and the like-you wouldn't be alone. A ...

Negative or toxic behavior at work can rear its ugly head in many different ways. Whether it’s constant complaining about a boss or coworker, dissatisfaction with the work/role/organization, ...

In addition to reviewing qualifications and experiences, small business owners may also want to screen applicants for their attitudes before making them an offer. According to Wharton University's ...

Attracting "good vibrations" to a workplace begins with the hiring process. Small business employers need to hire optimistic, can-do people in all positions. According to Linda Chalmers of the ...

“Everything that irritates us about others can lead to an understanding of ourselves.” —Carl Jung We all have qualities, behaviors, habits, or tendencies we don’t like. We try not to think about them.

A couple of weeks ago, while talking with our social psychology students, I was reminded of a recent research trip to Ethiopia. We were talking in class about the influence of culture on social ...

Journal of Religion and Health, Vol. 58, No. 6 (December 2019), pp. 2208-2218 (11 pages) The purpose of this study is to extend the Sabin et al's. (Am J Public Health ...