InExpreabyNoam Shemla·Oct 19Why Dominant People Get Influence: Speaking First Reads as Competence, Even When It Isn’tDominant people gain influence because groups see them as competent. In a maths task they were not better, they just answered first.
InExpreabyNoam Shemla·Oct 18The Babble Hypothesis: Does the Person Who Talks Most Become the Leader?Does the person who talks the most end up leading? A 2020 study tried to rule out the obvious alternative explanations.
Pamela Lupton-Bowers·Oct 11Why Do Smart People Behave So Badly in Meetings?There is something fascinating, and occasionally frustrating, about watching a group of intelligent, experienced and well-intentioned…
Catrina·Oct 9How do we remain ourselves while being part of something bigger than ourselves?The uncouncious Lie of many Groups
Melissa Alton·Oct 7The Anatomy of the Scapegoat: Why Toxic Leaders Target Your Greatest StrengthsPosted on October 7th, 2026
Maharani·Oct 1Together or Nothing: This Weird Little Social DynamicDiving Deep Into the True Value of Togetherness
Bail·Sep 28Group Dynamics in the Virtual AgeGroup dynamics look different for everybody and in every environment. The way I understand group dynamics is through communication and…
Nanmoon·Sep 25Why Highly Sensitive People Keep Ghosting the Group ChatThey are not weird. They are just overloaded.
Nanmoon·Sep 23Why the First Body in the Apocalypse Is Always the Nicest PersonThe cargo plane is overweight. Engines whining. Someone is hauling a relative up the ramp, the guy’s skin is grey, his eyes are rolling…
