The Third Way | Harvard Magazine
Professor of psychology Ellen Langer once received an invitation to deliver a sermon. Although she is “not particularly religious,” she agreed to offer a reflection at the service, choosing a topic at the intersection of religion and psychology: forgiveness. As she prepared her remarks, Langer began thinking about the human tendency to assume that one way is better than another. For instance, forgiveness is universally seen as positive, and blame as negative. “However, when you look more ...
United States Philip Maymin Ellen Langer Thomas Schelling Fairfield University Dolan School Of Business Fairfield University Dolan School
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