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Online disinhibition and the psychology of trolling - 0 views

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    Talks about the correlation between trolling and the Online Disinhibition Effect
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The Language of Psychopaths - 1 views

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    Talks about how you may be able to spot a psychopath via language use.
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One Reason for the Gender Pay Gap: You're Speaking It - 0 views

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  • kyliematsumoto17 on 18 Oct 15
     
    American women who work full-time make, on average, 78 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts. How do we account for this? A 2007 study pointed to a variety of factors, including the industries and specific occupations women tend to choose (or are nudged into).
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People's Accents Can Change Your Perception of What They Are Saying - 3 views

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    It's well established that people express different aspects of their personalities when speaking different languages. Now, researchers are suggesting that a much subtler linguistic shift can have a meaningful impact on the way we interpret the world: Just listening to a voice with a foreign accent can prime people to see a situation according to the values of the foreign culture, if they have ties to it-or it can reinforce the standards of their own culture, if they're "monocultural."
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