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Jeg har tidligere brugt semi-strukturerede interviews til at afdække det innovative klima i en produktudviklingsafdeling, og bruger nu selv samme metode til at studere vidensdeling og ‘knowledge management’ i forbindelse med en speciale opgave på Lunds universitet. Selve udførelsen er ikke det store problem, men der er en række farer, man skal være opmærksom på [...]
… he was beginning to sense the rhythms of his friends’ lives in a way he never had before. When one friend got sick with a virulent fever, he could tell by her Twitter updates when she was getting worse and the instant she finally turned the corner. He could see when friends were heading [...]
“When you get up in the morning, you do not think about triangles and squares and these similes that psychologists have been using for the past 100 years.
You think about status. You think about where you are in relation to your peers. You’re thinking about your spouse, about your kids, about your boss. Ninety-nine percent [...]
Super interessant indlæg på Mind Hacks bloggen med titlen “The meaning response“. Handler primært om brugen af placebo og hvordan denne påvirker os afhængig af hvilken mening vi tillægger behandlingen. F.eks. at 2 placebo piller virker bedre end 1 pille, eller at en sprøjte med placebo er målbart bedre end piller (fordi vi mener at [...]
Forskning viser at blogging er sundt. Eller snarere - det er sundt at skrive og ergo er blogging sundt.
“But besides serving as a stress-coping mechanism, expressive writing produces many physiological benefits. Research shows that it improves memory and sleep, boosts immune cell activity and reduces viral load in AIDS patients, and even speeds healing after [...]
Er nok ikke ligefrem fremmende for koncentrationen, og jeg tror ikke, jeg kunne tænke mig at møde den på motorvejen.
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