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| Adam Grant = American organizational psychologist; studies leadership, motivation, and workplace behavior
| Allen & Co.’s Sun Valley conference = Annual media and tech retreat; Allen & Company; Sun Valley, Idaho
| AOL–Time Warner = Corporate merger of AOL and Time Warner; dot-com era symbol
| Amygdala = Brain region; processes emotion and threat; modulates arousal
| Athinoula A. Martinos Center = Neuroimaging research center at Massachusetts General Hospital
| Baker Library = Harvard Business School library; archives and research collections
| Brian Little = Personality psychologist; Free Trait Theory; Harvard lecturer
| Bus to Abilene = Abilene paradox metaphor; group misdecision example
| Carl Schwartz = Psychiatrist and neuroscientist; studied Kagan’s high-reactive cohort
| Charles di Cagno = Public speaking coach; runs social anxiety workshops
| Christian Science Monitor = American news organization; international reporting
| Coding War Games = Software productivity study by Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister
| Constitution Hall = DAR-owned concert hall in Washington, D.C.
| Cupertino, California = City in Silicon Valley; home to Lynbrook High School
| Crown = Publishing imprint; nonfiction and literary titles
| Dale Carnegie = American writer and lecturer; public speaking and self-improvement
| Daughters of the American Revolution = American heritage organization; owns Constitution Hall
| David Dobbs = Science writer; popularized the orchid hypothesis
| Elaine Aron = Psychologist; coined sensory-processing sensitivity; HSP research
| Eleanor Roosevelt = American political figure; First Lady; human rights advocate
| Ernst & Young = Global professional services firm; accounting and consulting
| Extrovert Ideal = Cultural norm favoring gregarious, assertive, talkative behavior
| Foothill College = Community college in Los Altos Hills, California
| Fortune = American business magazine
| Free Trait Theory = Theory of strategic out-of-character behavior for core projects
| GM = American automaker; General Motors company
| Harvard Business School = Graduate business school at Harvard University
| Harvard Law School = Law school at Harvard University
| Harvard Magazine = Harvard University alumni magazine
| Harvard’s Laboratory for Child Development = Harvard research lab studying child temperament
| Heejung Kim = Cultural psychologist; research on speech and cognition
| Hewlett-Packard = American technology company; computing and printers
| Inc. = American business magazine
| Institute of Personality Assessment and Research = UC Berkeley institute studying personality and creativity
| Janice Dorn = Physician and trading coach; investor psychology focus
| Jay Belsky = Developmental psychologist; orchid hypothesis researcher
| Jerome Kagan = Developmental psychologist; high-reactive temperament research
| Kirkus Reviews = American book review magazine
| Lake Forest, California = City in Orange County, California
| Lincoln Memorial = U.S. national memorial in Washington, D.C.
| Library Journal = American library trade magazine
| Lower East Side = Neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City
| Lynbrook High School = Public high school in Cupertino, California
| Marian Anderson = American contralto; civil rights figure
| Massachusetts General Hospital = Academic medical center; Harvard affiliate
| Mike Wei = Student profiled at Lynbrook and Stanford
| Monta Vista High School = Public high school in Cupertino, California
| National Merit semifinalists = U.S. academic distinction; National Merit Scholarship Program
| NeoCon = Commercial design trade show in Chicago
| New York Times = American newspaper; national daily
| Nucleus accumbens = Brain region; central to reward processing
| O: The Oprah Magazine = American lifestyle magazine founded by Oprah Winfrey
| Orbitofrontal cortex = Brain region; decision-making and reward valuation
| Penguin Books = British publishing house
| People = American celebrity and human-interest magazine
| Princeton = Princeton University; Ivy League university
| Preston Ni = Communication professor and author; soft-skills teaching
| Procter & Gamble = American consumer goods corporation
| Publishers Weekly = American book trade magazine
| Quiet Ambassadors = Trained educators in Quiet Schools Network programs
| Quiet Revolution = Organization promoting introvert-friendly work and schools
| Quiet Schools Network = Education program of Quiet Revolution
| Robert McCrae = Personality psychologist; Five-Factor Model researcher
| Saddleback Church = Evangelical megachurch in Lake Forest, California
| SAT = U.S. standardized college admissions test
| Serotonin transporter gene = Gene influencing serotonin reuptake; linked to sensitivity research
| Stanford = Stanford University; private research university
| Steelcase = American office furniture company; workplace design
| Steve Wozniak = American engineer; Apple cofounder
| Subarctic Survival Situation = Team survival simulation used in business schools
| Susan Cain = American writer and speaker; author of ''Quiet''
| Susan Cain Quiet Spaces = Office environments line for focus; Steelcase collaboration
| TED = Nonprofit conference organization; hosts TED Talks
| The Guardian = British newspaper; national daily
| The Saturday Evening Post = American magazine; general-interest
| Tony Robbins = American motivational speaker and life coach
| United Nations = International organization; global diplomacy and cooperation
| Universal Declaration of Human Rights = Foundational UN human rights document
| Wall Street Journal = American business-focused newspaper
| Warren Buffett = American investor; Berkshire Hathaway chairman
| Woodbury’s Soap = Early twentieth-century American beauty soap brand
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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