In the Media

• How Modern Power Works: Less Game of Thrones, More Black Lives Matter

  From The Guardian | May 10, 2016

  Social psychologist Dacher Keltner, author of The Power Paradox, says the key to success is changing. The Machiavellian rule of the Lannisters is less effective than ground-up collaboration

• Does Power Really Corrupt?

  From The Economist | May 3, 2016

  An argument about whether powerful people behave better or worse than others is shaking the world of experimental psychology. Matthew Sweet investigates

• Next Level Living Episode 8: The Science Of Gratitude

  From Huffington Post | March 8, 2016

  GGSC's Jason Marsh and Emiliana R. Simon-Thomas explain the science of gratitude.

• City Visions: The Mindfulness Revolution - Inspiring Corporate America?

  From | February 29, 2016

  On February 29, 2016 host Joseph Pace and guests explore the ways Bay Area companies are incorporating mindfulness into the workplace

• As Twitter Blows the Whistle on Trolls, A Cal Scholar’s Celebrity Makes Her a Target

  From California Magazine | February 25, 2016

  GGSC's Dacher Keltner uses the science of cooperation and compassion to empower Twitter users to engage in more productive free speech.

• Facebook Reactions, the Totally Redesigned Like Button, Is Here

  From Wired | February 24, 2016

  How GGSC's Dacher Keltner helped conceive and design Facebook's new reaction buttons.

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