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Reframing Non-Comparable Choices to Make Them Simpler, More Satisfying
Life’s most baffling decisions are among non-comparable choices: “apples-to-oranges” comparisons. Eunice Kim University of Toronto’s Eunice Kim Cho collaborated with Uzma Khan of Stanford and Yale’s...
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Body Language Conveys Emotions more Intelligibly than Facial Expressions
Paul Ekman Numerous studies, pioneered by Paul Ekman of University of California, San Francisco, argue that facial expressions provide an accurate, consistent, universal “tell” to underlying emotions....
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Concrete Helping Acts Increase “Helpers High” Happiness more than Abstract Goals
Melanie Rudd People experience greater happiness when they perform specific “prosocial” actions, like trying to make someone smile, rather than pursuing an abstract objective like “trying to make...
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Increase Feelings of Power by Listening to Music with Strong Bass Beat
Dennis Hsu Listening to music with specific emotional qualities has been associated with productivity, performance, creative problem solving, endurance, decreased pain sensitivity, and decision biases,...
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