Josh Purse

A man walks down the street and sees an attractive female he’d like to meet. Through which social strategies can he signal to the female ...

A Tale of Two Cultures: Information Extraction Via Torture Vs. Empathy (Interrogator’s name has been changed to Dr. Benjamin Doright to p...

Susan Sontag: Remembering The Past A common saying is that history is written by the winners. Who’s to say what the history books might r...

Organizations continuously look for ways to grow the company and tackle new challenges as they arise. In doing so, these corporations are...

Employee Needs vs. the Bottom Line A common debate found within leadership psychology and the business world as a whole, involves which w...

Bilingualism There is a large body of literature on the cognitive effects and benefits of learning a second language. Adding a language t...

When thinking of implicit personality theory, an old joke comes to mind. How does one tell when a politician’s lying? His mouth is moving...

Predictors of Helping Since the brutal attack and murder of Kitty Genovese in 1964, many studies have been performed over the years attem...

Introduction Summary Often credited as being the father of cognitive dissonance, Leon Festinger (1961) sought to explain motivation in th...

Motivating employees has always been one of the greatest challenges within the business environment. Some corporations are known for havi...

Tests, in general, are used to measure or evaluate any number of values, abilities, and conditions. Just about everyone has been involved...

Abstract This study attempts to exploit the effects of perceptual filling-in by using an inkblot, low contrast, mild deceit, and a lack o...

Most know of the old proverb, “Give a man a fish and he eats for the day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.” What happens w...