Build Trust, Build Credibility, Build the Relationship
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Post No.: 0960   Fluffystealthkitten says:   Proffered are a plethora of persuasion pointers – some of which summarise what we’ve already learnt before in previous posts on the subject of negotiations and some of which are new…   The … Read More

The Memorable Moments in Our Lives
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Post No.: 0959   Furrywisepuppy says:   Stories are about significant and salient events. These become the memorable moments in our lives. A story doesn’t just recall time passing, thus duration neglect is pretty normal – we don’t talk about … Read More

A Decree of Specific Performance in Contract Law
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Post No.: 0958   Furrywisepuppy says:   If a furry inventor needed a freight company to ship his/her invention to a trade exhibition but only 19 out of 20 crates arrived in the agreed time, and that missing crate had … Read More

The Peak-End Rule and Duration Neglect on Decision Utility
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Post No.: 0957   Furrywisepuppy says:   Utility could be defined in two ways – as a function of pain and pleasure (experienced utility) or as a function of want-ability (decision utility, as employed by expected utility theory).   Of … Read More

Paedophiles and Child Sex Abuse
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Post No.: 0956   Fluffystealthkitten says:   This is a sensitive and controversial topic to discuss – but that has never stopped me from exploring what different people with different viewpoints think. Meow.   Okay, if whom a person is … Read More

Privacy and Secrecy
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Post No.: 0955   Furrywisepuppy says:   States are responsible for the safety of their citizens – to actively protect them from harm. They cannot use the excuse of ‘we had nothing to do with that terror attack’ – inaction … Read More

Cooking is a Vital Everyday Skill
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Post No.: 0954   Furrywisepuppy says:   The ‘Eatwell Guide’ suggests that our diet should consist of roughly 40% fruit and vegetables, 38% bread, rice, potatoes, pasta or other starchy foods, 8% dairy products and alternatives, 12% meat, fish, eggs, … Read More

Just Be Yourself, or Better Yourself?
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Post No.: 0953   Fluffystealthkitten says:   I wish to talk about a piece of advice we often hear – ‘just be yourself’. It’s a common tip shared by many popular public figures. It’s indeed important to be yourself, your … Read More

Following Through With the Discipline
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Post No.: 0952   Furrywisepuppy says:   Punishments for children like smacking (or worse) are wrong and less effective than rewarding them when they perform desirable behaviours. Yet instilling discipline is important – we cannot just let kids (or adults) … Read More

Our Public Image and Reputations
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Post No.: 0951   Furrywisepuppy says:   Reputations are quick and easy to destroy, difficult to build, and are even more difficult to rebuild. Once e.g. uncovered as a liar, others will naturally wonder what else one has lied or … Read More

Relying On a Quick Heuristic
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Post No.: 0950   Furrywisepuppy says:   So we’re off to perform a spacewalk today to replace a broken radio antenna on our spaceship. At the moment, we cannot pick up the music pup charts or greatest kits!   Fluffystealthkitten … Read More

Feeling Anxious and Under Threat
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Post No.: 0949   Furrywisepuppy says:   When we’re feeling highly stressed, insecure or under threat, we become more self-focused for the sake of our self-preservation. We may therefore pay less attention to those who need greater support than us … Read More

Packing a Hefty Punchline!
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Post No.: 0948   Fluffystealthkitten says:   Humour is arguably about holding a mirror up to society and pointing out what things are like and what they ought to be like. Wit is a sharp, clever cross-connection between two diverse … Read More

Comfort Eating and Emotional Eating
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Post No.: 0947   Furrywisepuppy says:   Stress (a physiological and psychological response to a real or perceived threat) can affect consumption – most people over-eat when stressed, although some under-eat. Well our food choices when stressed do more universally … Read More

Being More Assertive
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Post No.: 0946   Fluffystealthkitten says:   Without venturing into arrogance – walk tall, be assertive and never feel any less than equal to anybody else. You’re not more, but you’re not less.   Know yourself, know your enemy, be … Read More

Disruptive Kids and Temper Tantrums
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Post No.: 0945   Furrywisepuppy says:   The younger a child is, the more impatient they’re naturally going to be. Temper tantrums are common with toddlers too. But there are some things you can do to improve matters.   Use … Read More

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