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Self & Identity News

Jan 6, 2016
BY Shira Gabriel
Character & Context Blog
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Let Character and Context Make Your New Year Happier

Jan 2, 2020
BY Mark Leary, Brett Pelham, and Shira Gabriel
In dealing with many of life’s challenges, knowledge of human behavior is power.
Character & Context Blog
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There May Be Reasons to be Optimistic about the Climate Crisis

Jun 6, 2019
BY Shira Gabriel
How can we get people to do more to save the planet? Experts explain five reasons to be hopeful about our capacity to save the earth.
Character & Context Blog
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Four Guilty Pleasures That Might Just Save Your Sanity During Isolation

Apr 2, 2020
BY Shira Gabriel
Research suggests ways to feel more socially connected even when no one's around.
Character & Context Blog
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No Man Is an Island: People Who Say They Don’t Need Other People Actually Care about Close Relationships

Feb 25, 2020
BY Mauricio Carvallo and Shira Gabriel
The more people claim to not care about social connections, the happier they are if they learn that others accept them.
Character & Context Blog
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2019 Leadership Elections Set to Begin

Apr 1, 2019
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Why Do People Mourn Celebrities?

Apr 17, 2019
BY Shira Gabriel
Why do celebrities dying lead to so much sadness? Experts explain six reasons why we mourn for people we have never met!
Character & Context Blog
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Climate Change is an Existential Threat to Life on our Planet. Why Aren’t We Doing More About It?

Jun 5, 2019
BY Shira Gabriel
Why are we not doing more to save the planet? Experts explain eight psychological processes that are keeping us from confronting climate change.
Character & Context Blog
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People – Can’t Live With ‘em, Can’t Live Without ‘em

Apr 15, 2019
BY Mark Leary, Shira Gabriel, and Brett Pelham
The new editorial team welcomes you to Character and Context.
Character & Context Blog
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Researchers Get Rejected Too

Jul 9, 2019
BY Shira Gabriel
Many research psychologists study people’s reactions to rejection, but they don’t often talk about their own professional rejections. Several noted researchers share their thoughts.
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