Authors

Dan Schulman

The Gambler's Gamble
Behind the misguided belief that a run of bad luck increases the probability of a win.
Why Monitoring Employees Backfires
Focuses on the results of a research published in the journal 'Computers in Human Behavior,' on the effects of employee monitoring on productivity levels. Negative effects; Applications of the research findings.
The Biology of Benevolence
Humans may be hardwired to cooperate. The choice to cooperate stimulates pleasure centers in the brain.
How We Perceive Self-Deception
Men value competence, women value hard work
Females and Risky Behavior
Genetically, some teen girls are linked to troublesome conduct.
The Eyes and Mental Illness
Irregularities in the eye movements of mental health patients may help diagnose disorders such as schizophrenia, depression and autism.
Work: The Poker Face
The truth may cost you your job. How honesty is not the best policy in the workplace.
Women Marry for Money

Your earning power may determine whether or not she'll say "yes."