Economic Research: How Increasing Income Inequality Is Dampening U.S. Economic Growth, And Possible Ways To Change The Tide There is no shortage of proposals for tackling extreme income inequality. President Obama has proposed an increase in the hourly minimum wage to $10.10 fro...
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rewarding experiences. Some actions have benign or even beneficial consequences for the welfare of others, while others have malignant and costly consequences. Exquisite studies pioneered by the American cognitive neuroscientist Kent Berridge have uncovered the core elements of...
“Of course not, Donna. You know that with me you can say anything.” Her face reddening further, she stuttered something unintelligibly and then was silent. “Pardon me, Donna, | didn’t hear what you said.” “Would you mind if | rested my legs on your shoulders?” Further Reading...
of dopamine. Later, these same subjects imagined what it would be like to actually vacation in these places, and rated their imagined experience. Those on L-dopa felt they would be much happier, revealing the power of dopamine to cause changes in our experience of reward. Complim...
NAUTIL.US | TEXT SETS programs to study “exceptional responders”: those rare cancer patients who do well while nobody else does. Cancer is a personal disease, Solit explains. Each tumor constitutes its own world of defective genes and proteins. By studying the genetic quirks of...
…uld ever entertain, is characteristic of young children. In fact, my colleagues and I have shown systematically that preschoolers are better at coming up with unlikely hypotheses than older children and adults.*? We have almost no idea how this kind of creative learning and innov...
shift from hyperactivity to motor stereotypy (Paulus et al, 1991). Studies that followed demonstrated that “q-moment” distributions of heterogeneous scaling exponents and their relative statistical weightings were useful in making subtle discriminations between effects of psychop...
means that maturation eventually legitimizes individuals as potential evildoers. It does not, however, cause a shift in our sense of evilrecipients. Willie Bosket may not have been an evildoer, but he certainly could have been an evilrecipient. What about psychopaths, people lik...
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