
The efficacy of self-imposed deadlines on procrastination
Problems in self-control occur when people experience different, inconsistent preferences, at different times or in different contexts.
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Problems in self-control occur when people experience different, inconsistent preferences, at different times or in different contexts.

Kim Basinger, the 80’s sex symbol, was forced to declare bankruptcy and to sell part of a city she had

We tend to perceived more positively products from companies that are socially invested, when compared to those who do not

Facing moral decisions, the brain can save energy by exploiting the self-licensing heuristic, in other words a self-attributed moral license.

Being able to meet deadlines and plan activities is the key point to the management of one’s own energies and

The expression illusion of control demonstrates the tendency of human beings to believe that they have control.

The phenomenon is called the bystander effect, the tendency not to act in a critical situation when other passive spectators

Being honest is not easy, let’s be honest…. And not always do the examples highlighted in the press help us

Third-Person Effect, i.e., the tendency to overestimate the influence of mass communication on others, but not on oneself.

Has it ever happened to you that you were so moved by a performance that you cried, without being able