Many successful creative people have the same personality trait in common: they are open to new experiences. Psychologist Art Markman defines “openness to experience” as “the degree to which a person ...

Openness is particularly distributed with a small number of individuals scoring extremely high or low on the trait, and most people do tend to score moderately on this trait. Do note people who do ...

We’ve been framing the debate between openness and privacy the wrong way. Rather than positioning privacy and openness as opposing forces, the fact is they’re different sides of the same coin – and ...

One of the greatest misconceptions of a strong person is that they’re bulletproof, says this resiliency expert, and that they somehow don’t feel stress, pain, fear, worry, or loss. Strength is a ...

Many people swear they're "just keeping things open," yet something in that claim feels a little too convenient. Sometimes staying uncommitted isn't freedom at all but a way to avoid the discomfort ...

Veronica Toffolutti ([email protected]) is a postdoctoral researcher in health economics at the Carlo F. Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy (Dondena), Bocconi University, ...

Source: Photo by Alice Dietrich on Unsplash. How open to new experiences are you? If you ever feel as if your work life falls into a rut, consider how open (or not) you are. In the field of psychology ...

The winners of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics underscore how innovation and openness fuel progress—offering lessons for the US–China AI race and the fragility of growth. The 2025 Nobel Memorial ...

In every society, there exists a certain degree of trade-off between openness and privacy. Some countries push societal openness to the extreme. In Sweden, for example, all tax returns are publicly ...

Zufall's money reference is a big part of the open RAN story. The telecom equipment vendor list today is much smaller than it ...