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1 Jul 2024: were positively correlated with age, ie it seems that older people are more likely to discuss politics online, or on Twitter specifically,” the study says. ... study while an Academic Visitor at the Psychometrics Centre at Cambridge Judge Business

1 Jul 2024: alt="Jochen Menges." class="wp-image-116347"/figcaptionDr Jochen Menges/figcaption/figure/div pA new study published in the emJournal of Applied Psychology/em finds that people in the workplace put ... has emphasised the benefits of advice sharing, which

1 Jul 2024: As team efforts predominantly drive innovation, high levels of air pollution may significantly hamper economic development,” says the study published this month in the Journal of Economic Psychology./p pCo-authors ... assess firms’ innovation quality,

1 Jul 2024: in the same way as economic activity does in ‘cold’ or ‘dry’ states,” the study says. ... The new study adds yet another element – the wind – to this uncertain mix./p! -- /

1 Jul 2024: As team efforts predominantly drive innovation, high levels of air pollution may significantly hamper economic development,” says the study published this month in the Journal of Economic Psychology./p pCo-authors ... more ambitious policy interventions

1 Jul 2024: of Cambridge Judge Business School, just published in the emJournal of Consumer Psychology/em./p pThe study finds that by matching the features of images with personality traits, it is possible ... Müller of the Psychology Department at the University

1 Jul 2024: study in the emJournal of Business and Psychology/em./p pimg decoding="async" ... on others./p pHollywood has caricatured such behaviour in the form of the sleep-deprived, greedy banker./p pA new study published in the emJournal of Business and Psychology

1 Jul 2024: Awareness of these dynamics can be useful when designing a team.”/p pThe study in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology – entitled “Team members’ reactions to a gender-dissimilar leader: competence ... of Applied Social Psychology/em, 52(10):

2 Jul 2024: pThreatening faces and beefy bodies do not bias criminal suspect identification, finds study co-authored at University of Cambridge. ... threatening a criminal is later recalled.”/p pThe authors identified several limitations in their study.

1 Jul 2024: wp-element-caption"Professor David Stillwell/figcaption/figure pThe study published in the journal emPersonality and Social Psychology Bulletin /em– entitled “Political Attitudes and Disease Threat: Regional Pathogen Stress is Associated