Warmth & Competence

It's human nature observe and analyze the people around us. Studies find that the two main and most important dimensions that judge and perceive people by is their perceived warmth and competence.
In this week’s pro tip we dive deeper into what these traits mean and how they can help better us in our careers.

[@qwertyqwerty1955]

I like how what you are wearing contrasts the background. The flowers really stand out. The dog is a cute addition as well.
That being said: The fact that you used the "S" word not once, but twice during your video seems to indicate a lack of warmth. Just saying.......

[@juliebrown1999]

Actually. I have to disagree with you. There has actually been a tremendous amount of research into swear words. And the findings might surprise you. Scientifically speaking, having a penchant for profanity might be a good thing. Studies show that people who swear are more honest and more intelligent, additionally Studies have shown that swearing relieves stress, dulls the sensation of pain, fosters camaraderie among peers and is linked with traits like verbal fluency, openness and honesty. I actually dedicated an entire podcast episode to the studies that show this. You might want to check it out, the findings and research will surprise you.

[@fabian5002]

You're HW/HC to me 🥰