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What We Know About College Students to Help Manage COVID-19
by Brent Roberts
What we know about the emotional skills and behavior patterns of college-age students can help inform our strategies for coping in the upcoming school year.Character and Context Blog
Chameleons at Employment: How Job Applicants Fake It to Fit in
by Nicolas Roulin and Franciska Krings
When people apply for jobs that require them to take personality tests, they face a dilemma—be their true self, or fake it to make it?
Four Deadly Myths about COVID-19
by Brett Pelham
It’s not myths about hydroxychloroquine that are killing so many Americans in the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s myths grounded in normal human thinking.
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