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The Benjamin Franklin Effect describes how someone turned a hater into a fan through giving, backed by psychological research.
Social media affects our friendships and social interactions, impacting how many true friends we can have.
Empathy is a crucial quality often misunderstood by leaders, leading to broken relationships and communication breakdowns.

Employers are using personality tests in hiring, but there are concerns about fairness and effectiveness
Learning how to graciously say no is important, and there are tips to do it without hurting others
Humility is found to be attractive and helpful in relationships, leading to forgiveness

The close friendship between Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her reporter friend showed remarkable devotion to principles and ethics.
An exploration into how the 'white-male effect' in Silicon Valley leads to ignoring risks in pursuit of innovation.
Investigations reveal the extent to which websites track user data, with tools available to uncover trackers and ad cookies.

Self-study in groups helps individuals by serving as mirrors to see their faults and recognize the need to awaken.
Groups must work towards a common aim, be sincere with each other, and avoid sharing group teachings outside to keep the work effective.
Members should strive to understand and work on their chief faults, realizing their own nothingness on the path of self-improvement.