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6mn movie on the book "Hormones, Talent, and Career" 

 

  • January 04, 2013

    The Hormonal Quotient® nominated for the Edison Awards 2013

     Edison Awards 2013: the Hormonal Quotient® is nominated! Physiological and predictive segmentation tool based on the influence of prenatal hormones, the HQ is a game changer. The Edison Awa...
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  • July 31, 2012

    Olympic Games: rethink gender with the Hormonal Quotient®

     Surprise of the games: some women are muscular, fast, and powerful. This cannot be possible, they must be men!! The International Olympic Games Committee is now struggling to separate men fr...
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  • June 28, 2012

    The Hormonal Quotient® in GoodHealth Magazine

     Prof. Derval shares with journalist Rachel Smith from GoodHealth Magazine Australia how prenatal hormones influence our behavior from sex drive to shoe obsessions. 
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  • May 03, 2012

    President, actor, or real estate tycoon?

      Your Hormonal Quotient calls the shots.DervalResearch is back with more HQ data - and this time it's really personalChicago (MMD Newswire) May 3, 2012 -- Donald Trump may have funny hair, ...
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  • March 15, 2012

    Prof. Derval in Marketing Management Magazine

      TAPPING THE UNTAPPED by Prof. Diana Derval Article from Marketing Management Magazine - Spring 2012, pages 24-27Marketers can learn from product preferences that are simply l...
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  • November 27, 2011

    Refraction Attraction

      Our color preferences are linked to our visual acuity. Nearsighted people are relaxed by colors like blue and farsighted people by colors like red.
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  • October 31, 2011

    Preferences are determined in the womb

      Product preferences are determined in the womb. Prof. Derval investigations have uncovered startling evidence of the profound and lasting influence of prenatal exposure to hormones on...
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  • July 12, 2011

    Some like it furry!

      A woman’s hormonal makeup drives her taste in fabrics and textures, with “estrogen-driven” women preferring animal fabrics such as wool, fur, leather, or silk, while their “testost...
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