Power Postures
Changing power politics in the boardroom.
Changing power politics in the boardroom.
What connections are there between physical form of neighborhoods and human behavior?
Lamy and his colleagues have investigated how names, particularly place names, make it more likely that people will think specific sorts of thoughts.
While participating in a panel discussion (titled: Psychiatric Facility Design: An International Tour) at the Healthcare Facilities Symposium and Expo on September 15, Fiona de Vos, PhD, discussed the findings of a post-occupancy evaluation she conducted of an inpatient psychiatric hospital in the Netherlands.
Zhong and his colleagues probed the “social significance of cleanliness.”
The location in which people vote has a clear influence on the options they select, apparently through the messages sent to them nonverbally through the physical environment.
Research conducted at the University of Missouri has linked increasing children’s activity levels to improved student attention spans and a reduction in discipline problems.
Using knock-off products has more serious consequences than simply diverting income.
How people in crowds physically organize themselves is important – it influences how groups will respond in emergency situations.
Views of fast food and related symbols have an influence on our approach to the world around us, regardless of where we are.