Psychology of 'I Voted' stickers. With ballots out in the mail, you’ll soon start seeing people wearing those ‘I Voted’ stickers, or updating their profile pictures to show they went to the ...

Maybe it's because I live in New York City, where the best way of getting around is underground or on foot, rather than by car. But I confess I haven't been spending a lot of time staring at car ...

Many times, the stickers cease to have meaning if the prize is too distant or if too many stickers need to be earned in order to earn the prize. Imagine that you needed to save $300,000 to buy a ...

June 18, 2008. Drivers who slap a bumper sticker onto their cars are more likely to drive aggressively, according to a social psychologist at Colorado State University.

In retail psychology, it’s used to create a sense of immediacy — like ‘this deal won’t be here long’." Research shows the brain can process visual stimuli in just 13 milliseconds.

Second City Executive Director of Insights and Applied Improvisation, and host of “Getting to Yes, And…” joins John Williams to talk about how a small, shared reward can positively reinforce a large ...