The Language of Torture Labeling inhumane interrogation techniques as “enhanced interrogation” instead of “torture” increases support for these practices.
I, You, or We: Pronouns Provide Hints to Romantic Attachment Styles New research shows that the pronouns individuals use when describing their romantic experiences provide clues about their attachment styles
Was Trump’s ‘Hope’ Comey’s Command? We Asked a Language Expert Much of Comey’s testimony hinged on a single word from Donald Trump: “hope.”
Proverbs: How Ancient Wisdom Shapes Modern Morality Simple, popular sayings can entrench people’s moral beliefs.
The Power of Emotional Signals in Organizational Diversity Statements Highly emotional words boost appeal in diversity statements for potential employees.
Don’t Mention the Weather! Talking about objects can be a great way to start a conversation with a stranger.