Blogs about: Zimbardo
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Catching Up
With the arrival of our newest hero, I’ve been lax in getting some important links written about in the last week. So, here is some reading. The biggest event was the 64th birthday of Aung San … more →
The Hero Workshop
An Experiment in Terror...
Darren wrote 1 week ago: This could go really well, or really badly. On one hand, I’m all about horror films that aren … more →
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simonsterg wrote 3 weeks ago: What is the greatest mistake the field of psychology has made? Focusing for so long on the negative … more →
Phil Zimbardo Endorsement
Noah Blumenthal wrote 3 weeks ago: One of the great thrills as an author is when someone you admire agrees to endorse your book. I was … more →
Philip Zimbardo prescribes a healthy take on time
Philip Zimbardo - Power Of Time
rongwen wrote 3 weeks ago: Psychologist Philip Zimbardo says happiness and success are rooted in a trait most of us disregard: … more →
Old Research Ethics: Old or Just Buried?
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lovestats wrote 1 month ago: We’ve all heard about the Zimbardo prison experiment where researchers assigned volunteers to … more →
Weekend Thoughts
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whitecoattales wrote 1 month ago: Hope everyone’s having a great long weekend! As I was pondering where I want to go with the Ja … more →
Zimbardo answers questions in video "Stanford Office Hours"
ewellburn wrote 2 months ago: Dr. Phil Zimbardo has uploaded his video response to the online office hour questions that were post … more →
Zimbardo and the bad barrel makers
ewellburn wrote 2 months ago: The Phil Zimbardo TED talk video (http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/philip_zimbardo_on_the_psycholo … more →
Like Gumbo
thrillseekingbehavior wrote 2 months ago: Mental flotsam and jetsam floating in a not-very-big space, but at least my pertinent epiphysis are … more →
Building resilience by admitting a mistake
ewellburn wrote 2 months ago: A big chunk of my online time is spent promoting critical thinking/creativity-over-destruction ideas … more →
Passion, Culture and Education (& John Seely Brown and Phil Zimbardo)
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ewellburn wrote 2 months ago: John Seely Brown and Richard Adler write about “passion-based” learning. These authors argue that un … more →
The Stanford Prison Study and Obedience of the Masses
writergooddoer wrote 3 months ago: Milgram Experiment The Stanford Prison Study conducted by Philip Zimbardo during the ea … more →
Where Have I Been?
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Matt Langdon wrote 3 months ago: It’s been two weeks since I posted, so I’m sure many of you are worried about me… … more →
Ancient History
ewellburn wrote 3 months ago: Today I had a reason to look to the past. ETUG (BC Ed Tech Users’ Group) is putting together a … more →
Why this blog?
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ewellburn wrote 3 months ago: Twitter seems to require an underlying blog so you can TinyUrl to a more complete explanation of Wha … more →
Are we evil?
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Michelle wrote 3 months ago: Are humans inherently evil? Image Courtesy of flexgraph We all know how everyone says that deep down … more →
Fostering the Heroic Imagination: An Ancient Ideal and a Modern Vision
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Matt Langdon wrote 3 months ago: Kathy Blau, along with Zeno Franco and Phil Zimbardo, has just published an article in the “Ey … more →
Oprah and Zimbardo
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Richard Wiseman wrote 4 months ago: Oprah.com have just run a long article about my work into the psychology of luck. Also, on Saturday … more →
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