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• •Post-Materialism: People are increasingly motivated by values and higher order psychological needs.
• •Book Reviews – Consilience between psychology and books I read.
• •Hypermoralism – Morality causes ordinary people to do immoral things.
• •What are the psychological differences that make people liberal democrats, conservative republicans, or libertarians?

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• May 7, 2013
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• April 25, 2013
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• April 4, 2013
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• March 26, 2013
  Your Values Predict the Stories You Choose
• December 14, 2012
  How to Prevent Mental Illness: Help others with their stressful life events
• November 24, 2012
  When is investment banking immoral? A review of Greg Smith’s book, Why I left Goldman Sachs.
• November 21, 2012
  On Mitt Romney and The X-Files
• November 18, 2012
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• November 8, 2012
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• November 5, 2012
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• The Driven Snowe: Centrist as Outsider May 17, 2013 Beau Lebette
• Millennials: Not Immune to Extreme Partisanship May 8, 2013 Beau Lebette
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