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July 6, 2019

Can AI Nudge Us to Make Better Choices?

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The Behavioral Economics Guide 2019

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Why We Need Court Jesters in Space

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Nautilus

July 3, 2019

Does Psychology Have a Conflict-of-Interest Problem?

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Nature

July 3, 2019

Democrats and Republicans Are Very Bad at Guessing Each Other’s Beliefs

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The Science Of Smiles, Real And Fake

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NPR

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Over 1,000 Shopping Sites, From J.Crew to Walmart, Are Deceiving Users, Study Shows

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Aggression Detectors: The Unproven, Invasive Surveillance Technology Schools Are Using to Monitor Students

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Do Summer Youth Employment Programs Work?

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What Stuck Out about BSPA 2019

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