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Gossip, says an Oxford University evolutionary psychologist, provides vital physical and psychological benefits—and benefits society. But you have to do it right.
You learn how to pull yourself out of despair. You become your own personal sun.
Almost universally when we ask people about gossip, they agree that it's harmful, agree that they should stop, but admit that they aren't confident knowing what to do about it. Apply the formula for compassionate conflict to stop gossip in its tracks.
Prudence Wade dives into the psychology of gossip – both the good and the bad.
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Gossiping is often viewed as a negative thing, but not all gossip is toxic, and it can actually be good for us, a study found.
The stories we tell about others may or may not be true, and telling them often involves a subtle breach of integrity. #gossip #mindfulness #notice
Many attribute gossip as almost a sin; however, new research claims that gossip actually encourages social connection and interaction.
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Dacher Keltner, director of the Berkeley Social Interaction Lab, explains how gossip can work for the greater good.