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The world is a noisy place, and we often tune into the wrong information, leading to poor or conflicted choices. Can we learn to make more informed, wiser decisions? Nuala Walsh joined the Visiting Experts podcast to explain how.

Judgmental people get a bad rap, but is judging people always a bad thing? It turns out, there is a skill to being a good judge of character. Richard Davis joined us to kick off the third season of Rotman Visiting Experts to offer a framework for judging people more effectively.

Is a male president more assertive because of his sex and gender, or because he's in a position of power? New research suggest power (and lack-thereof) plays an outsized role in stereotypical gendered behaviour.

Why are some commercials just so bad? How will AI change advertising? And how do marketers know what I want, anyway? Professor David Soberman answers these questions and more on the latest Rotman Office Hours.

Don't write off negative emotions. New research suggests people tend to be nicer, more cautious and think through more possibilities when they're sad.

New research suggests that to encourage saving, you should pick a date in the future and mentally imagine your life back to the present.

While money certainly buys happiness, as you climb higher up the economic ladder, you're less likely to derive pleasure from meaningful experiences.

To create a healthier work environment, managers need to understand the signs of perfectionism in their employees — and themselves.