Book Titles

…expectations can influence nearly every aspect of our life.

…stereotypes are not intrinsically malevolent. They provide shortcuts in our never-ending attempt to make sense of complicated surroundings.

…when given the opportunity, many honest people will cheat.

…honesty is something bigger – something that is considered a moral virtue in nearly every society.

…our internal honesty monitor is active only when we contemplate big transgressions…

…the probability of getting caught in particular, does not seem to have much influence on dishonesty.

…people cheat when they have a chance to do so, but they don’t cheat as much as they could.

…if we are reminded of the morality at the moment we are tempted, then we are much more likely to be honest.

…in the larger context, we need to wake up to the connection between nonmonetary currency and our tendency to cheat.

…people are sometimes willing to sacrifice the pleasure they get from a particular consumption experience in order to project a certain image to others.