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Category Archives: Cognitive Psychology
The Psychology of Lying – Infographic
How many people have you spoken to today? Do you know if one of them was lying to you? If it was a one-on-one chat then the chances are that the conversation involved at least one lie. Continue reading
VIDEO – Moving Illusions
Using Simple Psychology to Increase Conversions – Infographic
According to a recent report from business news giant Bloomberg, 8 out of every 10 new businesses fail within the first 18 months. Despite these somewhat depressing statistics, a survey of 1000 small business owners conducted by Deluxe Corp reveals that:
- 86% of small business owners believe they can do anything they set their minds to
- 77% of respondents prefer to try and fail than to never try at all
- 89% believe that they are leaders Continue reading
VIDEO – Why Do We Get Bored?
In this video Michael Stevens looks at possible reasons for human boredom. He explains that boredom occurs when we are disinterested in the outside world and the inner world of our thoughts — in essence, we are bored when we are left alone with ourselves. Does this mean that human existence itself is “off” or somehow “incomplete?” Β Or is human existence so absolutely awesome that it’s sometimes difficult for us to find activities that can measure up to our high expectations? One thing we do know, is that boredom certainly isn’t boring!
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