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The leader of the Compliment Squad isn t shy about saying nice things to Philadelphians

The leader of the Compliment Squad isn t shy about saying nice things to Philadelphians
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Why talking to strangers can contribute to personal well-being

Why talking to strangers can contribute to personal well-being
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Boosting confidence in workplace interactions

Boosting confidence in workplace interactions
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People Like You More Than You Think, Harvard and Penn Research Shows—How to Parlay It Into Workplace Success

Harvard and Penn psychology research shows that people routinely underestimate how much others like them. Here’s how to use that “liking gap” to your.

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Harvard, Penn Research Says People Like You More Than You Think—How to Use That to Your Advantage

Harvard and Penn psychology research shows that people routinely underestimate how much others like them. Here’s how to use that “liking gap” to your.

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