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This study explains the trick to using hope in the wake of failure CW Headley

According to a new paper published in the Strategic Management Journal, character isn’t the strongest impulsion concerning how we react to defeat. Executive function is unlocked by a steady combination of virtues. Read More

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Male academics are more likely to praise their own research than women CW Headley

According to a new study published Tuesday in the journal BMJ, men are considerably more likely than women to decorate their own work with plaudits, namely ones that elude to the paper’s novelty and perspicacity. Read More

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There is a trick to learning from failure CW Headley

“Because people find failure ego-threatening, they will disengage from the experience, which means they stop paying attention, or, tune out,” the authors wrote. Read More

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This study will make you think twice about ever napping again CW Headley

“More research is needed to understand how taking long naps and sleeping longer hours at night may be tied to an increased risk of stroke, but previous studies have shown that long nappers and sleepers have unfavorable changes in their cholesterol levels and increased waist circumferences, both of which are risk factors for stroke.” … Read More

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If you work with a narcissist, this study has some good news for you CW Headley

“There’s a narrative in our culture that generations are getting more and more narcissistic, but no one has ever looked at it throughout generations or how it varies with age at the same time,” Chopik continued. Read More

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If you eat two of these a day, you can add years to your life CW Headley

“It seems the old adage of an apple a day was nearly right,” the report’s senior author, Professor Julie Lovegrove, said of the findings. Read More

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Scientists say drink this amount of coffee per day to reduce risk of dementia CW Headley

Go for that third cup of coffee if you want (or even a few more) as new research finds up to five cups of coffee per day could help prevent the risk of developing neurodegenerative conditions, including Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study published by The Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee. Read More

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Drinking this amount every day linked to 30% cancer risk increase CW Headley

“Given the current burden of overall cancer incidence, we should further encourage promoting public education about alcohol-related cancer risk,” study co-author Masayoshi Zaitsu, a researcher with the University of Tokyo and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, said. Read More

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How loneliness at work hurts productivity Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers discovered that there were two main factors for why loneliness can be detrimental to job performance. Read More

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