How to deliberately avoid vital information
People naturally avoid information they disagree with or do not like. People are attracted to information that confirms their beliefs.
Internet Psychologist
People naturally avoid information they disagree with or do not like. People are attracted to information that confirms their beliefs.
Infographic on how to re-use content on the Internet in different ways
The Workshop Book is an excellent and practical guide for designing and running successful workshops.
Infographic showing the Top 10 social media tools for business
Almost 4 out of every ten people are checking personal email up to 15 times a day – that’s on top of work email. Obsession with email is ruining work.
Interviewed by PA for an article on the psychology of Twitter abuse.
Interviewed for a programme on Internet trolling.
People spend hours only watching short snippets of online video and not getting the complete story. That wastes their time and yours if you produce video.
New research shows that people can be good at some kinds of searching, but not at others. It turns out that experience counts for a lot.
Retailers are moving ever closer to instant delivery. This is making the need for instant gratification even more important. Is your business ready for that?
The more people engage with the Internet, the more they want from you in the “real world”. Businesses need to provide even more customer communication.
Provided answers for article on online dating
Helped the Press Association with an article about memory.
Today is Blue Monday and you can radically change that by giving up using the Internet for several hours today. You will notice the change in mood.