We discussed in a previous post how we automatically assess the positiveness of a situation and the importance of such assessment. In our decision making process, it matters a lot to know if a situation is positive or negative. Or neutral. It may seem obvious, yet it...
We are continuously assessing situations as positive or as negative on a daily basis. We simply “know”, for example, that being late for a meeting is a “negative” thing, we “know” that getting praise for our work is a “positive” thing, we “know” that touching a hot...
Families spend on average 49 minutes a day arguing. Workplaces are not spared either. A study published by the Harvard Business School shows that people tend to respond negatively to others’ bad soft skills. Ignoring this type of behaviors would be wiser, of course....
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