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Pursuing status will never bring true happiness

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My best techniques for evaluating character

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Disagreeable personalities do not have an advantage in power at work (2020)

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Be wary of imitating high-status people who can afford to countersignal

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Brilliant jerks, crazy hotties, and other artifacts of range restriction (2019)

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Why companies are interested in Myers-Briggs types

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Extroverts destroy the world (2012)

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Ambition as an anxiety disorder

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Narcissism is rampant, so how do we address it?

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The Negative Link Between Extraversion and Perceived Listening

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Examining interactions between narcissistic leaders and anxious followers

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An ex-FBI agent's guide to winning people over

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Why obsessively following successful people online is dangerous

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Actual impostors don't get impostor syndrome

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A review of correlations between big five personality types and life outcomes

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Identify a remarkable trait in anyone, then either copy or avoid it

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The parenting style that creates leaders

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I assume I’m below average (2010)

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Are people with dark personality traits more likely to succeed?

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The Strength of Being Misunderstood

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The Four Quadrants of Conformism

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A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy (2003) [pdf]

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People try to do right by each other, no matter the motivation, study finds

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Who wants to play the status game?

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A Sociology of Steve Jobs (2011)

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What happens to Asian-American overachievers when the test-taking ends? (2011)

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The Science Behind Why Some Are Shy

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Higher Social Classes Have an Exaggerated Belief That They Are More Capable

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Geek Social Fallacies (2003)

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What It’s Like to Be a Diagnosed Narcissist

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Are Narcissists More Likely to Experience Impostor Syndrome?

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The Surprising Power of Virtue Labeling

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People Don't Know Themselves Very Well

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Tricks to make yourself effortlessly charming

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Birth Order Effects Exist and Are Strong

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Why people believe others' social lives are richer than their own

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Video Games Satisfy Basic Human Needs

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There is no such thing as EQ (2016)

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The Case for Shyness

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Humble People Make the Best Leaders

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Intellectual Humility increases tolerance, improves decision-making

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Forget Survival of the Fittest: It Is Kindness That Counts (2009)

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Video Games Satisfy Basic Human Needs

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The Myers-Briggs Personality Test Is Pretty Much Meaningless

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Tantrums as Status Symbols (2005)

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Study: People Want Power Because They Want Autonomy

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Why It Pays to Be a Jerk

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Self-Promoters Tend to Misjudge How Annoying They Are to Others

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Basic Personality Changes Linked to Unemployment

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Show HN: Comments by Top HN Posters Analysed by IBM's Watson User Modelling API

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Mean People Fail

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The Introverted Face

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Belonging to a group makes people more likely to harm others outside the group

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Never Be Intimidated

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Introversion is not the opposite of extroversion

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The secrets of body language

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Astrology For Businesses

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The Power of Introverts: A Manifesto for Quiet Brilliance

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Nice guys finish first. Eventually.

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What happens to all the Asian-American overachievers when the test-taking ends?

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Hacking The Status Game

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What life lessons are unintuitive or go against common sense or wisdom?

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The Tyranny of the Extroverts

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The (Real) Hot Girl Effect and Networking

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Why I feel like a fraud

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What you say about others says a lot about you

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I assume I'm below average

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Solitude and Leadership: If you want others to follow, learn to be alone

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Why I Feel Like a Fraud

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Eye Contact - The Invisible Grip

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Long-term unemployment leads to disengagement and apathy

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