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Psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein and Scientific American editor-in-chief Mariette DiChristina demonstrate Dr. Epstein's mind-blowing exercise, "The I-Love-You Game," in which two total strangers develop a strong emotional bond in just over 2 minutes. The event was a presentation on love at 92Y Tribeca in New York. This is one of 30 exercises Dr. Epstein will feature in his upcoming book, "Making Love: How People Learn To Love, and How You Can Too." For further information about his research on learning to love, visit MakingLoveBook.com. To read his landmark cover story in Scientific American, "How Science Can Help You Fall in Love," visit http To take his relationship skills test, visit MyLoveSkills.com, and to take his new test of compatibility, visit http

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Clips from Dr. Epstein's national television appearances, with help from Bill Maher, Wolf Blitzer, Bill O'Reilly, and others. And yes, that's really the late Ed McMahon at the beginning of the reel. Edited by Margaret Yau of the University of California San Diego.

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CBS News piece about a course on relationship science in which students could earn extra credit for trying out the techniques described in the course in their own relationships. The video shows "Soul Gazing," "The Love Race," "The Love Aura" and other techniques devised by Dr. Epstein to heighten interest in the academic subject matter.

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Research psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein talks to Donny Deutsch about how the creative process works and why so few of us are able to express much creativity. His research shows that with the right skills, people can learn to unleash enormous creativity, increasing creative output by a factor of 10 or more. See the Scientific American Mind cover story, "Unleash Your Creativity," available at DrEpstein.com. To book Dr. Epstein for talks, seminars, or consulting on creativity and innovation, contact info@OutInFrontPublicity.com or call 206-339-8311.

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Lively debate between psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein and the authors of a book claiming that teens shouldn't have sex because their brains are underdeveloped. Dr. Epstein, distinguished researcher and former editor-in-chief of Psychology Today, argues that there is no evidence that the teen brain makes teens immature or irresponsible. He summarizes arguments from his books "Teen 2.0: Saving Our Children and Families from the Torment of Adolescence" (Teen20.com) and "The Case Against Adolescence," also summarized in an investigative article he wrote for Scientific American called "The Myth of the Teen Brain," available at http

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Portions of a keynote address by Dr. Robert Epstein, distinguished research psychologist and president of Creativity International, given in Hannover, Germany at CeBIT, the largest trade show in the world. Arnold Schwarzenegger keynoted there the previous year, and Dr. Epstein's speech followed one by B. Kevin Turner, the COO of Microsoft. Epstein has developed a competencies approach to boosting creativity and innovation that increases the creative output of teams by 50-100 percent, participation in suggestion systems by a factor of 10 or more, and overall creative output in organizations by at least a factor of 2. A Ph.D. of Harvard University and the author of 15 books, Dr. Epstein has taught "Innovation and Leadership" for MBA students at the Rady School of Management at the University of California. To measure your creativity competencies, take Dr. Epstein's scientifically validated tests at MyCreativitySkills.com (also available in Spanish).

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Distinguished research psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein on "Extra" demonstrating one of more than 30 exercises he has developed for deliberately creating love. See MakingLoveBook.com for more info, or read the recent cover story - "How Science Can Help You Fall in Love" - from Scientific American Mind, available at http To take his new compatibility test, visit AreWeGoodTogether.com.

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Official YouTube channel of Scientific American Scientific American Editor-in-Chief Mariette DiChristina and Dr. Robert Epstein lead a volunteer exercise called "soul gazing" as part of the March 10th, 2010 event "How to Fall in Love and Stay That Way." The talk focused on the psychological, physiological, chemical and social effects of love, including the latest science on fostering emotional intimacy. Related Article by Dr. Robert Epstein: www.scientificamerican.com Scientific American Mind January 2010 Issue: How to Fall in Love: www.scientificamerican.com

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Visit HowHumanAreYou.com to see just how human YOU are. The video shows a meeting in Japan between research psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein and Repliee Q1, a beautiful and lifelike android. See "My Date With a Robot," published in SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN MIND, June 2006, available free of charge at DrEpstein.com. You can also get information there about Dr. Epstein's recent book on artificial intelligence, PARSING THE TURING TEST PHILOSOPHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE QUEST FOR THE THINKING COMPUTER.

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Do you know how to manage stress? Find out at MyStressManagementSkills.com. This is one of 15 relaxation exercises recently released by Dr. Robert Epstein, former Editor-in-Chief of Psychology Today magazine, based on two books he wrote on stress management. See the Stress page at http for further information.

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Psychologists Epstein and Skinner in a classic classroom film originally released in 1982 and dubbed "best film of the year" by the American Psychological Association. In sometimes stunning footage, the film shows that pigeons, with the right training, can behave in ways that appear to demonstrate advanced human phenomena: self-awareness, insight, problem solving, imitation, symbolic communication, and even the use of a memorandum. The film defends a "behavioristic" interpretation of cognitive phenomena. For more information, visit DrEpstein.com. For technical information about the research, see Dr. Epstein's book, Cognition, Creativity, and Behavior Selected Essays or individual scientific papers available at his website.

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If you're worried about your mental health, visit DoYouNeedTherapy.com. Here is what Freud is saying "I started my professional activity as a neurologist, trying to bring relief to my neurotic patients. Under the influence of an old friend, and by my own efforts, I discovered some important new facts about the unconscious in psychic life, the role of instinctual urges, and so on. Out of these findings grew a new science, psychoanalysis, a part of psychology, and a new method of treatment of the neurosis. I had to pay heavily for this bit of good luck. People did not believe in my facts and thought my theories unsavory. Resistance was strong and unrelenting. In the end, I succeeded in acquiring pupils and building up an international psychoanalytic association. But the struggle is not yet over. Sigmund Freud."

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Psychologists Epstein and Skinner in a classic classroom film originally released in 1982 and dubbed "best film of the year" by the American Psychological Association. In sometimes stunning footage, the film shows that pigeons, with the right training, can behave in ways that appear to demonstrate advanced human phenomena: self-awareness, insight, problem solving, imitation, symbolic communication, and even the use of a memorandum. The film defends a "behavioristic" interpretation of cognitive phenomena. For more information, visit DrEpstein.com. For technical information about the research, see Dr. Epstein's book, Cognition, Creativity, and Behavior Selected Essays or individual scientific papers available at his website.

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Real laboratory footage showing a pigeon solving Wolfgang Kohler's famous box-and-banana problem, which he studied with chimpanzees in the early 1900s. Dr. Robert Epstein and his colleagues used operant conditioning techniques to get pigeons to solve this problem "spontaneously" in the 1980s. A report of their research was published in the prestigious British journal Nature in 1984 ("Insight" in the pigeon, Nature, 1984, v. 308, pp. 61-62), accessible at DrEpstein.com Depending on their previous experience, pigeons could solve this problem in a human-like fashion in as little as a minute. This pigeon has learned to push boxes and to climb, and it has been rewarded with grain for pecking at a small toy banana. In this situation, the banana is out of reach and the box is not beneath it. At first the pigeon looks confused, then it begins pushing the box - sighting the toy banana as it pushes - and then stops pushing when the box is beneath the banana, then climbs and pecks. This and related studies were summarized in Dr. Epstein's 1996 book, Cognition, Creativity, & Behavior. For information about Dr. Epstein's research on creativity--and his scientifically-validated techniques for boosting creativity in HUMANS, visit CreativityInternational.com.

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The words "I love you" are seldom used - or used correctly. However, when they are said and repeated, they become powerful and impactful. To the point that perfect strangers can become caring and even intimate towards their feelings for each other. Dr. Robert Epstein, PhD, commonly performs demonstrations which show the power of those three words. Link To Dr Epstein's NY Seminar: www.youtube.com

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Tic Long discusses the Big Room line-up for NYWC 2011 in San Diego and Atlanta. (Jamie Tworkowski, Francis Chan, Harvey Carey, Doug Fields, Kenda Creasy Dean, Shaun King, Nikole Lim, Dave Livermore, Dr. Robert Epstein, Reggie Joiner) See the whole line-up at nywc.com

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This is the never before publicly seen MEG Gobbledok head mechanised by myself and Matt Ward, with skin and sculpt by Paul Katte and Nick Nicolau from MEG It was an all new update based an earlier Gobbledok design by Warren Beaton, so we had to keep the same sort of look but make it slightly more realistic. Even the addition of he teeth was agonised over by the Ad agency. It was never intended to speak but I tried some dialogue just for fun. Take a look at my later Starwars lipsynch on www.youtube.com for comparison. Comissioned for a Smith's potato chips ad campaign the Chararcter was finished exactly at the time Smiths changed advertising agencies and not even the original advertising agency saw the final results. The character was to be worn by a short stature suit performer and was fitted with a countercurrent heat exchange refrigerating cool-suit to keep Julie comfortable. The head was fitted with video lcd goggles for Julie with a lipstick camera hidden in the forehead to feed video of where she is facing so she could see without external viewports. The expressions were mixed by computer system and able to be recorded and edited for playback. Greg designed the control system, based on a "mediamation system", later evolving into the mobile "gilderfluke" based editing/playback system used for Star Wars Ep III

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Mark Saxenmeyer interviews Dr. Kent Kirk, Dr. Robert Gerowitz, Brent Hanson, Steven Post, Richard Zickefoose, Barbara Berney, an anonymous patient of Dr. Randy Epstein, and others.

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Wavefront LASIK surgery, explained by Robert L. Epstein, MD of Mercy Center of Corrective Eye Surgery (www.icansee.com). Robert L. Epstein, MD is the Director of the Mercy Center for Corrective Eye Surgery. A nationally recognized expert in vision corrective procedures for freedom from glasses and contact lenses, he has a number of notable achievements that relate to the work of getting you free or less dependent on glasses or contact lenses. Notable Achievements: *First Midwest surgeon and third American performing LASIK (1991). *One of only five Americans who brought to the US(1983) and successfully practiced the procedure keratomileusis. LASIK is a simplified form of keratomileusis.

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