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By Theo Winter These are the best personal development blogs—in my highly subjective opinion. 1. Tim Ferriss Blog Tim Ferriss You could throw out all other self-development...
Many people think that science is only for scientists — those quaint folk dressed in white lab coats who work with chemical formulas and don't see much sunshine. However, it’s important to...
The Internet makes it easy to spread pithy quotes across the globe like wildfire. Sometimes, these quote-memes are harmless paraphrasings of something virtually identical to what the author...
The 55-38-7 rule of communication relates to a popular and widely used ratio in communication and presentation skills training, seminars and books — but one that is an unfortunate simplification,...
This article offers an expanded description of the summary listed in our post 40 Must-Know HR, OD, L&D Models. Background: Dr. Mihaly Csikszentmihaly (pronounced Me-high Cheek-sent-me-high) is...
“The Google study failed to find any effect for group size yet they know from other research that it should have an effect. Why? The Google study suffered from anthropic bias [see Anthropic Bias - Observation Selection Effects in Science and...”
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“Hi Julian, Thanks for your comment. There is certainly conflicting evidence out there, which is addressed by the independent studies. For example, you cite the work of Hayes and Allinson who are publishers of the CSI. This instrument is specifically...”
“I often read articles like this and then I read papers and articles that say: “As expected, non-dominant learner styles (accommodators and divergers) receive the lowest average grades and dominant learning styles (convergers and assimilators) the...”
“I think that the research into learning styles and its subsequent discrediting has become unhelpfully narrow. Few articles mention (as this one does) that research has shown support for learning preferences; I would be very interested in seeing...”