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honesty

We should all strive for a win-win version of social interaction where everybody gets what they want.

The Other Guy’s Brain: How to Create a Win-Win Social Interaction Every Time

It all comes down to one line: "The only way I can get you to do anything is by giving you what you want."
By B.J. Mendelson
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is among the government officials involved in a corruption scandal in that country.

The Science Behind Brazil’s Corruption Problems

Dr. Jonathan Schulz thinks so, and his findings shed light on the recent corruption probe in Brazil.
By John Bonazzo

Principles, Values and Leadership

While it may be my own warped sensibility, I find a common thread in the following recent news items:• President Obama’s
By Steve Cohen

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