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Category Archives: Psychology
The Social Sciences and Public Policy, by Dr. Jim Eckman
As a result of the 18th century Enlightenment, Western Civilization began an intellectual journey to develop, in the words of philosopher David Hume, a “science of man.” The Enlightenment leaders sought for the social sciences a level of certainty achieved … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. James P. Eckman, Psychology, Western Civilization
Tagged anthropology, complex causes, criminal behavior policies, David Brooks, David Hume, economic policies, Enlightenment, Enrique G. Mendoza and Carlos A. Vegh of the University of Maryland, Ethan Ilzetski of the London School of Economics, federal housing policies, Isaac Newton, Jim Manzi senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, modern social sciences, prison reform policies, psychology, sociology, welfare-program design, Western Civilization
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Today’s workplace design: Is there room for the introvert?
Today’s workplace design: Is there room for the introvert? August 16, 2013 This year’s AIA National Convention kicked off with a rock band, inspirational speeches, and a film lauding the collegial values of 2013 Firm Award winner Tod Williams Billie … Continue reading
The secret to creativity is… a messy desk?!
The secret to creativity is… a messy desk?! August 19, 2013 Anyone whose desk resembles a war zone can proudly cite a new scientific study that suggests a messy workspace may actually help people think more creatively and stimulate new ideas. Psychological … Continue reading
The Science of Bragging and Boasting – WSJ.com
The Science of Bragging and Boasting – WSJ.com. Talking about ourselves—whether in a personal conversation or through social media sites like Facebook and Twitter—triggers the same sensation of pleasure in the brain as food or money, researchers reported Monday. About … Continue reading
