Unlocking the neural pathways of influence
Getting to "yes" is visible in the brain. A new study shows that persuasion relies on neural coupling, predicting outcomes...
Read moreDetailsGetting to "yes" is visible in the brain. A new study shows that persuasion relies on neural coupling, predicting outcomes...
Read moreDetailsSelling on a livestream? Your background matters. New data reveals how aligning virtual environments with product types alters consumer psychology.
Read moreDetailsMarketers have long debated the power of emotion versus logic. Research from the University of Chieti-Pescara suggests the preference depends...
Read moreDetailsGo beyond the deals to understand the psychology of Black Friday. This article breaks down key research on what truly...
Read moreDetailsDoes putting employees first hurt the bottom line? A study of 120 firms suggests servant leadership increases staff cooperation but...
Read moreDetailsYou have perfect data, but is your presentation order undermining you? Psychologists recently demonstrated that persuasion is a dynamic process...
Read moreDetailsA recent study found a surprising U-shaped link between personality and career advancement. It suggests those with either very high...
Read moreDetailsDo shoppers notice when stores fake their discounts? Researchers mined Twitter data to find out. The results show that price...
Read moreDetailsWe often assume a bad mood ruins productivity. However, a new meta-analysis reveals that daily emotional fluctuations account for less...
Read moreDetailsWhich coupon is better: "5 off" or "5 off a $10 purchase?" A new study reveals the surprising psychology that...
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