"One successful way of making this happen is championed by my colleague Judith Harackiewicz, where we get them to think about what we call utility value of whatever it is that we need them to be interested in. In other words, how is it useful to you?"

What would change if we valued growth over looking competent?

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Circling back with absolutely no new information.

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One thing that can make public discourse feel biased, polarized, or hostile, is our tendency to connect with people who already share our values.

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We’ve alluded to it already, but digital technology is fundamentally changing how we take in and process information. This is a relatively new field of research, but scientists like Jason have already made some surprising observations.

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Why does some information seem to "stick," while other things seem to go in one ear and out the other?

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In the most recent episode of “Wired for This,” Shereen Chaudhry shares how we can convey sincerity to skeptical listeners.

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What makes temporal landmarks like the New Year so powerful when it comes to behavioral change?

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What exactly are mindsets?

In this clip of “Wired for This,” Paul O’Keefe breaks down the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset. #psychology #WFT

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