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Giuliano Musacchio

Inside A Psychopath's Brain: The Sentencing Debate : NPR - 0 views

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      low numbers: GOOD high numbers: BAD
  • He says he can often see it in their eyes: There's an intensity in their stare, as if they're trying to pick up signals on how to respond. But the eyes are not an element of psychopathy, just a clue.
  • cores their pathology on the Hare Psychopathy Checklist, which measures traits such as the inability to feel empathy or remorse, pathological lying, or impulsivity.
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  • He seems calm, even normal
    • Giuliano Musacchio
       
      They can be hard to identify, they seem like regular people
  • his IQ is over 140
    • Giuliano Musacchio
       
      They are smart...
  • The subjects rate whether the picture is a moral violation on a scale of 1 to 5. Kiehl says most psychopaths do not differ from normal subjects in the way they rate the photos: Both psychopaths and the average person rank the KKK with a burning cross as a moral violation. But there's a key difference: Psychopaths' brains behave differently from that of a nonpsychopathic person. When a normal person sees a morally objectionable photo, his limbic system lights up. This is what Kiehl calls the "emotional circuit," involving the orbital cortex above the eyes and the amygdala deep in the brain. But Kiehl says when psychopaths like Dugan see the KKK picture, their emotional circuit does not engage in the same way.
    • Giuliano Musacchio
       
      Look back on notes taken during documentary on the Brain, similar information and tests
  • He notes that alcoholics have brain abnormalities. Do we give them a pass if they kill someone while driving drunk?
  • Neuroscience and neuroimaging is going to change the whole philosophy about how we punish and how we decide who to incapacitate and how we decide how to deal with people
  • Just like DNA, he believes brain scans will eventually be standard fare. And that, he and others say, could upend our notions of culpability, crime and punishment.
    • Giuliano Musacchio
       
      This articles is very intriguing and similar to a part of the Brain documentary... This website seems credible because their is no advertisement, this is a well known new station and it is partners with pbs, which is a reliable source when it comes to news stories. This website is also very easy to contact.
Catherine Delisle

Mighty Optical Illusions - 0 views

shared by Catherine Delisle on 07 Feb 11 - Cached
    • Catherine Delisle
       
      LOOK AT "CAMOUFLAGE CANS BY LIU BOLIN" This optical illusion is very interesting because you don't notice anything until you look at the bottom of the photo and see the shoes. If you move up from there until about three quarters of this photo, you'll see the head, the neck and the hands. This is very interesting because we can see how our eyes can play tricks on us and then see something that they hadn't seen before.
    • trevor kearns
       
      The camouflage can illusion was mind blowing. I looked at the picture for at least a minute before realizing there was a person. I was amazed at how well the person could blend in to the background and wish they showed how the painter painted this.
    • anonymous
       
      Wow thats really amazing. The camouflage artist is extremely interesting. Liu Bolin completely camouflages into the background by just painting himself. I find this is extremely good optical illusion because we can see exactly how are eyes play tricks on us. I was very impressed with how well he actually blended in with the background.
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    Such a cool optical illusion ! It's really incredible how well the person blends in with the cans... Such a talented artist !
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    What optical illusions there are. Some are kind of silly however, there are certain ones that truly put things into perspective.
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    This was very interesting! It's a really cool optical illusion...and I agree with Catherine that you don't notice anything at first until you look on the bottom and then it really clearly shows! It took me a while to realize there was a person in the picture!
Seb Potvin

The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of Imprisonment - 0 views

    • Seb Potvin
       
      I believe this website is credible because it is one of the only sites that talk about the prison experiment and is the main website that explain in details exactly what happened with many detailed quotes and perspectives
    • Seb Potvin
       
      This website is devided into many categorized slides about the stanford prison experiment. From beginning to end and is fully detailed with videos one pictures
Daryl Bambic

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vince chatigny-barbosa

The Psychology of Success, Leading Your Company Article - Inc. Article | Inc.com - 0 views

  • Why do some leaders thrive while others struggle? The answers might surprise you.
  • Today's Editor's Picks Tech Bubble? Why It’s Different This Time What Sleep Deprivation Is Doing to You What a 9-Year-Old Can Teach You About Selling Shaking Up Commercial Real Estate How to Pitch a CEO: 4 Tips They're hype
  • rconfident risk-takers
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  • big decisions
  • often fail
  • to see the big picture.
  • Interpersonal
  • They're charismatic visionaries who don't play well with others
  • That's the stereotype of successful entrepreneurs.
  • on the fly but
  • They make
  • AIS--
  • Myth: They thrive on risk
  • the way they respond to stress
  • They score in the 83rd percentile on what TAIS calls "performance under pressure.
  • 5% higher than CEOs in general
  • Myth: They're control freaks
  • Myth: They're lousy at strategy
  • Myth: They're bullies
  • enjoy facing adversity
  • manage and mitigate their risk.
  • 91st percentile on their need to control things
  • ocus over time
  • essentially, willingness to sacrifice anything necessary to achieve a goal
  • quick on their feet
  • awareness
  • analysi
  • CEOs score higher than 82% of the population on their ability to express support and encouragement
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    Here is an article (A research is included) on how the psychology of success is present in the business world. How do successful entrepreneurs differentiate themselves from others? The article speaks solely from a business standpoint. 
Kayla Korman

eyetricks Image Gallery #2 - Optical illusions from eyetricks.com. - 2 views

shared by Kayla Korman on 08 Feb 11 - Cached
    • Kayla Korman
       
      this optical illusion really caught my attention because it was hard for me to understand the picture. You have to look at it many different ways, and its very fascinating when you figure it out!
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    this is my optical illusion
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