The Hidden Leadership Problem Behind Kaepernick Taking a Knee, According to Psychology
Power is a problem, and not in the way you might expect.
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Interpersonal Relationships: How Teachers Can Help Students Develop Friendships
Whether it’s resolving a conflict or promoting cooperation, there are endless opportunities to teach students how to interact with those around them.
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The Power Paradox with Dacher Keltner
“Power is given, not grabbed.” — Dacher Keltner
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How Generosity in Disaster Flows in Both Directions
“When you are more generous, when you tap into that and engage with it more, you experience more pleasure from it.”
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How Power Causes Brain Damage
Dacher Keltner on how power corrupts.
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Dacher Keltner pursues happiness at the Greater Good Science Center
For the past three decades, Keltner has been researching human emotions, starting with micro-movements of facial muscles and more recently the relationship between powerlessness and health outcomes. Along the way, he has written several books and created one of the top 10 most popular MOOCs…