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Marriage and divorce: patterns by gender, race, and educational attainment
According to a recent study, life expectancy for the two-thirds of Americans without a college degree is declining — creating a growing gap in life expectancy between…
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A majority of Americans now think getting a college degree isn’t worth it
A survey found that 56% of Americans say earning a four-year degree isn’t worth the cost. They tie their skepticism to mounting student debt — and the idea that tangible job skills…
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The Job Requirement Companies Seek but Don’t Really Need
Hiring platforms routinely screen out experienced candidates simply because they aren’t college graduates. With millions of openings going unfilled…
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The Relationships of Self-Esteem Future Time Perspective Positive Affect Social Support and Career Decision
Most young adults are aware of the significance of career decision-making and are very concerned about their future careers. While attempting to make a good career decision, each …
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Getting Past Low Self-Esteem for Career Success
Most young adults are aware of the significance of career decision-making and are very concerned about their future careers. While attempting to make a good career decision, each …
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How does a college degree improve graduates employment and earnings potential
The evidence that a college degree improves employment prospects and earnings potential is overwhelming. Bachelor’s degree holders are half as likely to be unemployed…
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Personality Neuroscience and the Five-Factor Mode
Personality psychology seeks both to understand how individuals differ from one another in behavior, motivation, emotion, and cognition and to explain the causes…
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DCS Color Preference Methodology
By using distinctive stimuli, a Chroma/value/hue testing system, this study elicited a non-cognitive, physiological response by asking participants to, “Select the color that …
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Individual Differences in Perceptual Preference
How can the large, systematic differences that exist between individuals’ color preferences be explained? The ecological valence theory…
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Color Preferences in Participants with High or Low Hypnotic Susceptibility
Color preferences vary among normal individuals and psychiatric patients, and this might be related to their different levels of hypnotic susceptibility.
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An ecological valence theory of humancolor preference
Color preference is an important aspect of visual experience, butlittle is known about why people in general like some colors more than…
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