Can You Identify These Famous Political Speeches? A Quiz on Words That Shaped the World
From ancient Athens to the 20th century, certain speeches have altered the course of history. Test your knowledge, learn the stories behind the words, and discover the power of oratory with our interactive quiz.
Beyond “Very Good”: Are You Using the Most Precise Adjectives and Adverbs?
Take your English to the next level! This interactive quiz teaches you how to use precise, powerful adjectives and adverbs to make your language more vivid, expressive, and intelligent.
Fact or Fallacy? Test Your Knowledge of Cognitive Biases and Brain Myths
Think you know how your mind works? Take this interactive quiz to debunk common myths about memory, decision-making, and cognitive biases. Learn the truth behind the fallacies!
Why We Prefer the Familiar: The Powerful Pull of the Status Quo | Reading Practice
Practice your reading for English proficiency exams with this text on the Status Quo Bias. Discover the psychological reasons we resist change, with examples from consumer choice and public policy. Includes a quiz and vocabulary.
How Hidden Biases Are Sabotaging Your Workplace: A Guide to Smarter Teams
Discover the cognitive biases that secretly run your workplace. Learn how Groupthink leads to disastrous decisions, the Curse of Knowledge creates communication silos, and unconscious bias affects hiring and promotions. A must-read guide for leaders and teams.
3 Cognitive Biases That Are Secretly Hurting Your Relationships
Ever wonder why small disagreements with your partner blow up? Discover how cognitive biases like the Fundamental Attribution Error and Confirmation Bias shape your relationships, poison perceptions, and distort memories. Learn how to spot these mental traps and build stronger connections.
The Universal Human Need to Believe in Something Greater
Why do humans search for meaning? Explore the “God-shaped hole”—the psychological, neurological, and evolutionary reasons behind our innate desire to believe in something greater than ourselves, from religion to science to social causes.
Understanding Cognitive Biases 2 | The Biases of Belief & Interpretation
Do you believe you see the world objectively? We all like to think we do. But what if your brain is constantly filtering reality to match what you already believe? This week, we investigate the biases that shape your entire worldview. We’ll discover why it feels so good to be right, why we say ‘I knew it all along’ after something happens, and how our brains are programmed to see faces in clouds. Are you ready to question your own beliefs?
Are You the Same Person You Were Yesterday? The Beautiful, Baffling Puzzle of You
Dive into the rabbit hole of identity and explore the philosophical question of what makes you you. From ancient paradoxes to modern neuroscience, this column breaks down the complex puzzle of the self in an engaging and thought-provoking way.
The Vocabulary of the Mind: Are You a Truly Critical Thinker?
Sharpen your thinking! This interactive quiz teaches you key vocabulary like ‘heuristic,’ ‘plausible,’ and ‘fallible’ to help you reason better and argue smarter.
