Eric VanEpps
Eric VanEpps
"The Simple Habit That Can Improve Your Odds of Getting Hired"
Wall Street Journal
"Are You Biased Toward Job Candidates Who Respond Quickly?"
Harvard Business Review
"The work benefits of Mitfreude: Schadenfreude's benign cousin"
Fast Company
"When your colleagues are also your rivals"
The Economist
"How to Self-Promote -- Without Sounding Self-Centered"
Harvard Business Review
"Why Shameless Self-promotion Backfires at Work"
Knowledge at Wharton podcast
"How to Brag Without the Backlash, According to New Research"
Forbes
"The Importance of Asking Your Partner the Right Questions"
Psychology Today
"The Best Way to Brag About Your Accomplishments: Don't Take All the Credit"
Wall Street Journal
"Why vacations feel like they're over before they even start"
BBC
"Why vacations feel like they're over before they even start"
The Conversation
"Can I Ask You a Ridiculously Personal Question?"
Freakonomics podcast
"Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Ask Sensitive Questions"
Knowledge at Wharton podcast
"The Case for Asking Sensitive Questions"
Harvard Business Review
"Asking these interview questions forces people to give you honest answers"
Fast Company
"Truth or Lies? How a Question Is Phrased Can Make a Big Difference"
Knowledge at Wharton podcast
"The Best Way to Get People to Tell the Truth, According to Science"
Time
"Time-Delayed Eating Leads to Better Food Choices"
New York Times
"This Is Why You Should Order Lunch an Hour Early"
Vice
"Scientists Say You Should Order Your Lunch an Hour Earlier"
ScienceAlert
"Click for Fewer Calories: Health Labels May Change Online Ordering Habits"
NPR
"Traffic Light Colors Could Help Fight Obesity, Make People Opt For Healthier Food Choices"
Tech Times
"Researchers: Traffic Light Calorie Labels Help Cut Caloric Intake"
CBS News
"'Traffic Light' Symbols May Help People Make Healthier Food Choices"
U.S. News and World Report
"Am I Boring You?"
Freakonomics podcast