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The Best Cognitive Biases Books: What to Read and Why

If you want to understand why smart people make predictable mistakes, the best place to start is not a list …

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Prosocial Behavior: Why People Help Others

Prosocial behavior is any action intended to benefit others — helping, sharing, comforting, cooperating, or volunteering. It is one of …

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Groupthink: When Smart Groups Make Bad Decisions

Groupthink is what happens when a group’s desire for agreement overrides its desire to make a good decision. Irving Janis …

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Attribution Theory: How We Explain Other People’s Behavior

Attribution theory studies how we explain behavior — our own and other people’s. When a colleague snaps at you, do …

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Social Identity Theory: Us, Them, and Belonging

Social identity theory explains a puzzle: why do people favor their own group and distrust other groups, even when the …

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Obedience to Authority: What Milgram’s Experiments Revealed

Obedience to authority is following orders from someone perceived as an authority figure. Stanley Milgram’s experiments in the 1960s made …

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Conformity: Why We Go Along With the Group

Conformity is changing your behavior or beliefs to match those of a group. Solomon Asch demonstrated its power in the …

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Social Psychology: How Other People Shape Mind and Behavior

Social psychology is the study of how other people — real, imagined, or implied — shape what we think, feel, …

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Emotional Intelligence: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and What the Evidence Says

Emotional intelligence is two different things sharing one name, and most confusion about it comes from mixing them up. In …

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Facial Expressions and Emotion: What Faces Really Show

Faces are the most studied channel of emotional communication, and the most overclaimed. The classic finding is that some facial …

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