Monthly Archives: January 2017

Smart Phones and Trust

Posted on 20 January 2017 by Darin

University of Virginia Psychologist Konstadin Kushlev wrote recently about smart phones and trust. His notion was relying upon your smart phone makes you less likely to ask people information (e.g., directions, news, etc.). After all, it is easier to just … Continue reading →

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Metaanalysis on Disengagement Reasons

Posted on 3 January 2017 by Darin

Windisch, Simi, Sott Ligon, and McNeel (2017) provide a unique metaanalysis on disengagement studies. Expanding beyond the typical terrorism disengagement, Windisch et al. (2017) discuss the gamut including disengagement from religious cults, street gangs, and nonviolent social movements. While there … Continue reading →

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