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15 entries on Human World Rules tagged Modern.

Family and relationshipsArlie HochschildArlie Hochschild (1983 · UC Berkeley) — Work nobody counts. A sociologist who twice gave…Family and relationshipsC.S. LewisC.S. Lewis (1898–1963 · Oxford) — The notebooks after she died. A writer and professor at…Learning and growthCarol DweckCarol Dweck (2006 · Stanford) — Ability can grow. The Stanford psychologist behind the…Body and daily lifeChristina MaslachChristina Maslach (1946– · UC Berkeley) — Burnout is the job. Burnout became measurable…Family and relationshipsEsther PerelEsther Perel (1958– · Belgium and New York) — Flat isn't broken. Thirty years of couples…Learning and growthExcellent SheepExcellent Sheep (2014 · William Deresiewicz) — Can clear, can't choose. A critique of…Learning and growthGarry KasparovGarry Kasparov (1963– · Baku) — After losing to the machine. World chess champion for…Mind and feelingJohn CacioppoJohn Cacioppo (1951–2018 · University of Chicago) — Loneliness is a signal. A founder of…Family and relationshipsJohn GottmanJohn Gottman (1994 · University of Washington) — Four fatal signals. A psychologist who…Body and daily lifeJohn RateyJohn Ratey (2008 · Harvard Medical School) — Move, then think. A professor of psychiatry…How the world worksMark GranovetterMark Granovetter (1973 · American Journal of Sociology) — Weak ties. A sociologist whose…How the world worksNorbert WienerNorbert Wiener (1894–1964 · United States) — He warned them first. The founder of…Body and daily lifeRat ParkRat Park (1978 · Simon Fraser University) — Look at the cage. A set of experiments from…Body and daily lifeRobert SapolskyRobert Sapolsky (1994 · Stanford) — Stress is a mismatch. A neuroendocrinologist who…Family and relationshipsThomas GordonThomas Gordon (1962 · Parent Effectiveness Training) — The I-message. A student of Carl…