Monthly Archives: February 2010
Women and Men are Guilt Ships Passing in the Night
Only occasionally do studies come out that improve the image of men as more than stubborn, violent and incorrigible beasts with malfunctioning moral compasses. The study I’m about to talk about isn’t one of them. For this peek into male shortcomings, … Continue reading
Filed under About Research
Getting Warmer, Getting Colder: The Chilly Paradox of Familiarity
People are strange when you’re a stranger. – Jim Morrison For most of us, familiar surroundings are comforting. Familiar places and faces offer a sense of stability in the maelstrom of everyday life. This seems especially true when we’re going … Continue reading
Filed under About Perception, About Research
David DiSalvo is a science, technology and culture writer whose work appears in Scientific American Mind, Psychology Today and a variety of other places.
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