Mind Wide Open by Steven Johnson. ○ Blink by Malcolm Gladwell. ○ Intuition
by David Myers. ○ Changing Minds by Howard Gardener. ○ The Tipping Point ...
It’s all about me Novelty bias z z Colorized by emotion z z Sleep-sorting z z
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Flash-bulb segments Super SLO-MO z z Bad memory rule z z
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Reconsolidation History - RSV z z Incestuous amplification z z
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Repression works
Faster than a speeding thought z z z
Adaptive unconscious Micro-expressions Hi-pulse physiology Pamela Anderson Paradox z z Drills work z z
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First impressions Accurate z z Inexplicable z z Hard to overturn z z
Feelings and decisions z z
Adrenaline vs. oxytocin z z z z z z
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Hi-mileage pleasure Down-market syndrome ROTFLOL
Predict your past z z z z z z
Prediction errors Honor set points Work imperative
Risk perception varies with brain chemistry
Playing well with other brains z z
Lake Woebegone Syndrome Not just words Posture z z Tone z z
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Make your group smarter Right tasks z z Right format z z Controversy z z Open strong z z
Changing minds z z z z z z z z z z
Flip-flop taboo Rational is just one choice Print primacy decline Confront misconceptions Different audiences = different methods z z z z z z z z
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Diverse: tell a story Homogeneous: theory Examples Live the life
The mystery within
Future decisions z z z z
Reference anxiety We’re watching Worry schedule Acknowledge your norm Dopamine accounting z z Grounded expectations z z
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Rise of experiential knowledge
Resources z z z z z z z z z
TIME (Jan 17, 2005) Mind Wide Open by Steven Johnson Blink by Malcolm Gladwell Intuition by David Myers Changing Minds by Howard Gardener The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell The Wisdom of Crowds by James Suroweicki The 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert
