People Who Face A Difficult Question Often

Doubting What You See Is A Very Odd Experience. And Doubting What You Remember Is A Little Less Odd Than Doubting What You See. But It's Also A Pretty Odd Experience, Because Some Memories Come With A Very Compelling Sense Of Truth About Them, And That Happens To Be The Case Even For Memories That Are Not True.

Divorced Women, Compared To Married Women, Are Less Satisfied With Their Lives, Which Is Not Surprising. But They're Actually More Cheerful, When You Look At The Average Mood They're In In The Course Of The Day.

The Dominance Of Conclusions Over Arguments Is Most Pronounced Where Emotions Are Involved.

It's Not A Case Of: 'read This Book And Then You'll Think Differently. I've Written This Book, And I Don't Think Differently.

Intelligence Is Not Only The Ability To Reason; It Is Also The Ability To Find Relevant Material In Memory And To Deploy Attention When Needed.