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... temptation to get that little bit more by going up to the top rung? The first behavior is the personal management of risk that I call commitment-based safety because it takes a personal commitment to really live a life of accelerated risk management. Basic psychology proves the constant battle we have...

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... Introduction In 2004, psychologist Martin Seligman, Ph.D., gave a TED talk wherein he related a funny, perhaps apocryphal, story where he, as president of the American Psychological Association at the time, was asked to describe the state of psychology in a cable news interview, but was given...

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... Introduction The achievement and maintenance of an injury-free workplace requires appropriate applications of behavioral and psychological science to improve the human dynamics of an organization and enrich the work culture. This can be accomplished by: a) cultivating actively-caring...

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