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001. Much of what was measured as unemployment, they said, was actually individuals who were working at home and not earning money in the marketplace. Thus, although they had non–market jobs, they had still been counted as unemployed.

 

002. About twenty years ago, Ray Anderson, the late CEO of the immensely successful carpet manufacturer, Interface, had what he described as an epiphany.

 

003. By 18 months, remarkable emotional competence emerges in toddlers. They begin to exhibit what scholars call “self–conscious emotions,” emotions associated with awareness of a “self” that is judged by others (e.g., guilt, shame, and embarrassment).

 

004. A fallacy occurs when someone reduces what they understand to be “reality” by ignoring important perspectives, thereby arriving at misleading conclusions.

 

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