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Study Reveals Shared Values Among US Voters Despite Political Divide

4 months ago

Summary: New research reveals that most American voters, regardless of political affiliation, share similar values, but fail to recognize their common ground. This misperception exacerbates societal conflict and pessimism about…

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Bystander Support Reduces Antisocial Behavior

10 months ago

Summary: A new study emphasizes the crucial role of bystanders in confronting anti-social behavior. Three studies showed that bystander support reinforces social norms and discourages harmful conduct, while silence or…

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Optimism Linked to Poor Decision-Making and Lower Cognitive Skills

12 months ago

Summary: While optimism is often celebrated, a new study reveals that excessive optimism can lead to poor decision-making, particularly in financial matters. The research shows that individuals with high cognitive…

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Gender and Education, Not Politics, Shape Our Social Skills

2 years ago

Summary: Gender and education, rather than political beliefs, are significant factors in people’s social skills. Researchers analyzed qualities such as agreeableness, ability to pick up on subtle cues, and self-reflection…

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