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It's natural to want to learn from people that seem successful. And it makes sense because some of
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There are many great generals in history, but only a select few can be called the best. These generals were
The Halo Effect: Why We Perceive Others Based on What We Like
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The Expert is Always Right? Authority Bias
You've heard the saying "the expert is always right," and you may have even used it
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When you hear about confirmation bias, it's often in the context of how to overcome it. But what
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The Peak-End Effect: The Secret to Memorable Moments
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The use of logic is a crucial part of any argument. Logic can help us to reach the correct conclusion,
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