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What if the other person won’t engage?

Should we always seek conflict resolution?

Jul 4, 2023

What if the other person won’t engage?

Jul 4, 2023

For the love of conflict

How to reframe interpersonal disagreements for better outcomes

May 8, 2023

For the love of conflict

May 8, 2023

I’m staring up your nostrils in 4K but here’s a smiley emoji

The curious case of virtual meetings and Zoom fatigue

Apr 22, 2023

I’m staring up your nostrils in 4K but here’s a smiley emoji

Apr 22, 2023

Published in
The Uncomfortable Brain

On the selfish side of kindness

I have given you a half-wilted posy on the street, and in return, I am using our interaction to enhance my online brand. You’re welcome.

Apr 14, 2023

On the selfish side of kindness

Apr 14, 2023

Published in
The Uncomfortable Brain

The counter-intuitive effects of talking to strangers

When was the last time you spoke with someone new?

Mar 26, 2023

The counter-intuitive effects of talking to strangers

Mar 26, 2023

Yearly reflections: My big three for 2023

Well, it’s that time again. Christmas trees are up. Suburban houses declare their holiday cheer with an assault of glistening lights and…

Dec 30, 2022

Yearly reflections: My big three for 2023

Dec 30, 2022

How to keep the momentum going in the final months of 2022

None of these is particularly novel: Actually, they are basic. But it’s easy sometimes to lose sight of the basics that serve us the most.

Oct 18, 2022

How to keep the momentum going in the final months of 2022

Oct 18, 2022

Too Much of a Good Thing: When Strengths Become Weaknesses

Aristotle’s golden mean and viewing our qualities for what they are

Nov 17, 2021

Too Much of a Good Thing: When Strengths Become Weaknesses

Nov 17, 2021

To Vax or Not to Vax: Potential Behavioural Science-Based Influences on the COVID-19 Vaccination…

As I write this, Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination rates are continuing to rise. My state of NSW has exceptionally high numbers: 89.1%…

Nov 7, 2021

To Vax or Not to Vax: Potential Behavioural Science-Based Influences on the COVID-19 Vaccination…

Nov 7, 2021

Published in
The Uncomfortable Brain

Emotionally Intelligent People Are More Gullible

The evolution and science of lying

Jan 5, 2021

Emotionally Intelligent People Are More Gullible

Jan 5, 2021

Sonia Diab

Sonia Diab

Sessional lecturer, corporate trainer, coke zero fiend. Writing on human behaviour, psychology, productivity, philosophy & other stuff. subscribe soniadiab.com

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