The Myth of Team Models (Belbin)
In yesterday’s blog, we discussed the power of two and the myth of the single star innovator. The follow on from this
In yesterday’s blog, we discussed the power of two and the myth of the single star innovator. The follow on from this
I’m a couple of blogs behind for the year. While this is indicative of a busy and successful year at OPRA, it
In last month’s post, I signed off by noting that impartiality was a pervasive myth in the industry. The corollary is that
For those that may not be aware, the ‘Science of Science’ is in disarray. Everything is currently under the microscope as to
According to Wikipedia, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a psychotherapeutic approach that addresses dysfunctional emotions, maladaptive behaviours and cognitive processes. CBT achieves
In a recent book, Nate Silver illustrates the limitations of people to think in probabilistic terms and build models that incorporate uncertainty.
Two years ago when this blog was started, the key driver was to have a forum, not only to discuss best practice
New Zealand is a fantastic country. This statement will come as no surprise to many but it is often taken for granted
For my last blog on the psychological articles in the Economist I would like to draw people’s attention away from I/O psychology
In my contemplation of the purity of scientific pursuit, I came across an article by Frank Furedi (Science’s peer system needs a