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How Sinful Are "No Stupid Questions" Listeners?
DUBNER: So, Angela, we just spent the last seven episodes talking about the seven deadly sins and our take on them — for anyone who’s keeping score at home: pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, also known as anger, and sloth. And we agreed that some are perhaps outdated, some are much more nuanced than we think. Some of them are a little bit more virtue than sin perhaps. Still, we do love to talk about the seven deadly sins and we love to measure ourselves.
Examining the impact of major life events on the frequency and experience of daily social events
1 INTRODUCTION Major life events—transitions that require new behavioral, cognitive, or emotional responses, which are seen as subjectively meaningful (Bleidorn et al., 2018; Haehner et al., 2022; Luhmann et al., 2021)—can have a lasting impact on functioning and well-being (Jayawickreme et al., 2021).
Opinion | Why the Ranks of Populism Are Filled With ‘Nasty’ Characters
Opinion|Why the Ranks of Populism Are Filled With ‘Nasty’ Characters https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/18/opinion/republicans-populism-political-psychology.html Guest Essay Jan. 18, 2023, 5:00 a.m. ET Early in the morning on Jan. 7, Speaker Kevin McCarthy receives a congratulatory handshake from Representative George P. Santos.Credit...Mark Peterson for The New York Times Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles to give each month. Anyone can read what you share. By Thomas B.
Why Is It So Hard to Resist Temptation?
Episode Transcript * * * Today on the show: What happens when super disciplined people lose their self-control? * * * Still to come on No Stupid Questions: Angela shares which of the seven deadly sins she struggles with the most. * * * Now, back to Stephen and Angela’s conversation about self-control and the seven deadly sins. No Stupid Questions is produced by me, Rebecca Lee Douglas. And now, here is a fact-check of today’s conversation.
Revisiting the Factor Structure of Grit: A Commentary on Duckworth and Quinn (2009)
This commentary addresses debate over the factor structure of the Grit Scale in both its original and short forms. Commonly (and in our own work), factor solutions are used to establish dimensionality of the construct being measured. For example, a two-factor hierarchical model was proposed for the Short Grit Scale. It has since been pointed out, correctly, that the specified model cannot be distinguished from a model with two correlated subfactors and no higher-order factor.
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