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You'll Golf Better If You Think Tiger Has Used Your Clubs
- 商品編號：F1207D
- 商品分類：Article
- 長度：3頁
- 出版日期：2012-07-01
- 學門：
In a new study by a scientist at the Planck Institute, people who simply believed that a championship golfer had used their club played better than other people who played with the same club. In this Q&A, the researcher discusses the psychological phenomenon that explains how people "catch" success from others: positive contagion.