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Probably not, says Richard Boyatzis, a professor of psychology and organizational behavior at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. "Most of the time, the purchase decision for these services is driven by a confused set of objectives or a decision to just do something," he says, "because the business...
The Heaths trumpet the notion that certain ideas are "sticky"--a term plucked from The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell's tome about how ideas and behaviors catch on in society. Gladwell, whom the Heath brothers revere, writes about "the stickiness factor" but never fully fleshes out what makes an idea...
Professor of Psychology Marc D. Hauser said that the title “Reason and Faith” is “outrageous.”
But Steven Pinker, the Johnstone Family professor of psychology, counters in an op-ed published today in The Crimson (see p. A10), “Universities are about reason, pure and simple. Faith—believing something without good reasons to do so—has no place in anything...
There is much to praise in the new Report of the Committee on General Education. It is original, thoughtful, and well-written, and reflects considerable work on the part of our colleagues on the Task Force on General Education. The entire Harvard community should be grateful for the progress they...