Change Taste without Changing Anything about the Food
Posted on18 Jul 2011
TagsPepsiCo, brain, cooking, feelings, food, Influence, John Seabrook, message, packaging, people, ambiance, presentation, price, problem solving, restaurant, Snacks For A Fat Planet, taste, The New Yorker, utensils
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This post is similar to my previous post about changing the message by how people feel about the messenger. In the case... Read More
Kitchens & A Lesson in Problem Solving
Posted on23 Jun 2011
Tagsretailing, The Atlantic, The Joy of Not Cooking, problem solving, advertising, business, business planning, convenience food, cooking, feelings, food, kitchen, marketing, Megan McArdle, merchandising
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High-end retailers are expecting us to spend more money on our kitchens even though we are spending less time in them. Why?... Read More
Assessing Personalities thru Everyday Discussions (1.0)
Posted on20 Dec 2010
TagsAbout.com, assessments, books, cars, clothes, education, food, listen, movies, music, objective personality tests, Personality, PsychCentral, Rorschach, rules, upbringing, wikipedia, Yahoo! Contributor Network
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Anytime we describe or comment on someone’s personality, we are doing an assessment. Yes, it might not qualify as a formal psychological... Read More
