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Re:Change Your Reality (again) with Rejection Therapy's "Blue Pill" Ed...
on Friday March 11, 2011 @07:43PM (#2315559)
Rejection Therapy is a game that consists of cards. Each card has a suggestion on what you can do to get rejected by another person.
Like it says, the game is designed to help people get over the fear of rejection (and other irrational social anxieties). By playing a card, you get out of your comfort zone in a very concise, actionable way. It's also hella fun if you're playing with someone ;-)
It's based on a behavioral technique called "flooding": http://www.psychologistworld.com/behavior/flooding.php
EDIT: The cards are optional, and not required to play the game.
Re:Rejection Therapy, iPhone Programming, and Irrationality
on Wednesday January 26, 2011 @05:35PM (#2145544)
Considering the volume of email these authors must get (especially Dan Ariely), it's remarkable you got a reply so soon, or even at all. Very cool.
Overcome Fear in 2011. Get Rejected On Purpose
Re:The $20 Starbucks Test
on Thursday December 23, 2010 @05:36PM (#2036079)
Wow, a lot of sensitive people here (and in saying so I expect my comment to be downvoted into Hades).
Like I mean, come on, he's just demonstrating a way he got new insights into his product. I think it's a great idea.
Take it with a grain of salt.
Re:Mormon Church website a good example of SEO
on Wednesday December 22, 2010 @11:43AM (#2031668)
The backlink profile for the church site must be pretty impressive as well. There must be thousands of LDS bloggers out there, not to mention Deseret News etc, etc.
But yeah, in terms of site architecture, it's an impressive website.
Re:Google’s Groupon Offer: $5.3 Billion, With $700 Million Earnout
on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @06:28AM (#1953792)
I think Andrew Mason and Co. will take the deal, if only because the payout is so gargantuan for Groupon investors. They must REALLY want this to happen.