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Immerse Yourself in the Gratitude Stream
Research has shown that people benefit greatly from showing gratitude.
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Meet the Scientists…Introducing Tom Buchanan (Reader in Psychology, University of Westminster, UK)
This is the third post in a series introducing some of the members of the SP Scientific Advisory Board...
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Meet the Scientists…Introducing James Pennebaker (UT Austin Professor and Dept. Chair)
This is the second post in a series introducing some of the members of the Signal Patterns Scientific Advisory Board...
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Research Uncovers Key Elements of Parenting Style
First in a series of articles on the new Parenting Style App
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Meet the Scientists…introducting Sam Gosling (UT Austin Professor, Author of “Snoop”)
This is the first post in a series introducing...
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Gender Differences in Personality: A Response to John Tierney
Posted on 16 September 2008
New York Times science columnist John Tierney just posted a piece about psychological differences in men and women, and new research that speaks to whether those differences are innate, or born of societal constructs. Tierney speaks of two camps: the evolutionary psychologists, who believe that gender-based trait differences come from what our ancestors needed to [...] Continue Reading
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Just Six Songs?
Posted on 20 August 2008
For those familiar with the Signal Patterns team, you’ll know we have a very diverse team of scientists, researchers and developers here. Most are recognized leaders in their respective disciplines but some are well known outside of science and academia and are famous with the general public. I got the chance to see one of them [...] Continue Reading
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You Are What You Listen To
Posted on 04 August 2008
What’s your favorite style of music? Classical or Jazz? Rap or Dance? Salsa or Tango? The music research we’ve been doing here at Signal Patterns indicates that people’s preferences for music genres tend to group together. In other words, people who really like a particular style of music, say classical, tend to also like certain [...] Continue Reading
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What’s in the Water of Eugene, Oregon?
Posted on 24 June 2008
Eugene is a really nice town, no doubt. Peaceful and quiet and known for the University of Oregon... Continue Reading
Confessions of a Techie
Immerse Yourself in the Gratitude Stream
Research has shown that people benefit greatly from showing gratitude. Being grateful for what you have and expressing thanks directly to a friend or colleague has a significant and lasting effect on one's well-being and happiness. Studies performed by posit...
Sleepwalking on the Job
Most of us think "I know what I'm doing." Ask 10 people what separates humans from other animals, and 8 will say that it's the ability to operate consciously - as opposed to other animals that operate based on instinct, lacking intent for their individual actions. ...
On Mr. Roboto’s Couch – Will Machines Become Our Counselors? Part II
(On Mr. Roboto’s Couch – Will Machines become our Counselors? Part I) Meet your new counsel...
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