Can You Believe How Mean Office Gossip Can Be?

New York Times by John Tierney | Nov. 9, 2009 (News Report)

Could adults gossiping in the office be more devious than the teenagers in “Gossip Girl”? A study at a Midwestern elementary school found the insults subtle and the conversations unpredictable. Full Story »

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How the Brain Reveals Why We Buy

Scientific American by Lone Frank | Nov. 9, 2009 (Special Report)

Neuromarketing is a young and growing field–some won’t even admit that it is a field yet–that is striving to reveal the inner mechanisms of our consumer behavior. You ...

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Banish the Cyber-Bigots

Washington Post by Michael Gerson | Sep. 24, 2009 (Opinion)

The Internet could represent a flourishing of democracy. Instead it amplifies hate. The brutality of public debate on the Internet is due to one fact above all -- the option ...

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