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1968 Letter Decried too Much Violence on TV
On April 4th, 1968, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Two months later (June 6th), Robert F. Kennedy was also shot and killed. That very ...
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An Imaginary Talk with God about People-pleasing
Think about this the next time you feel pressure to please someone or to please a group of people rather than trying to fear and please God. Picture yourself ...
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The World Cup: A Life Lesson from Penalty Kicks
In the World Cup many of the matches will be determined by one of the tensest showdowns in pro sports: the PK, or penalty kick. It's over in about ...
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‘Chameleon’ Plant Discovered in Chile is a Lot like the Church
Scientists in Chile have discovered a fascinating new plant with properties hitherto unknown to science. While many animals are experts at mimicry and ...
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Smuggled Goods Change Minds and Hearts in North Korea
"If you're an average North Korean, it's nearly impossible to even leave the country—and if you are caught trying to escape, you'll ...
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TV's Impact on Marital Happiness
Do you want an easy way to keep romance alive in your marriage? Turn off the television. That's the advice from researcher Dr. Jeremy Osborn from ...
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TV Shows in Brazil Change Family Values
A 2012 article in New York magazine told the story about a trio of researchers who were trying to solve a sociological mystery. Over the course of 40 ...
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Research Suggests We Want What Others Have
Researcher Robert Cialdini once demonstrated with a fascinating experiment the persuasive power of desiring the possessions or experiences of others. ...
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Market Researcher Explains the Lure of Peer Pressure
Martin Lindstrom, a former market research expert and author of Brandwashed, argues that advertisers know something that human beings have in common with ...
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Changing Blue Jean Fashions Shows the Triumph of Veneer Over Depth
In their book Veneer, Timothy Willard and Jason Locy argue that contemporary American culture often values image or appearance over depth of character. ...
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