What We’re Reading

July 12, 2018

Endless Gaming May Be a Bad Habit. That Doesn’t Make It a Mental Illness

By Benedict Carey

The New York Times

July 11, 2018

“Find Your Passion” Is Bad Advice, Say Yale and Stanford Psychologists

By Ephrat Livni

Quartz

July 11, 2018

The Fallacy of Obviousness

By Teppo Felin

Aeon

July 10, 2018

World Cup Science

Association for Psychological Science

July 10, 2018

How Many Versions of a Product Do Consumers Really Want?

By Sarah C. Whitley, Remi Trudel, and Didem Kurt

Harvard Business Review

July 9, 2018

When a Mars Simulation Goes Wrong

By Marina Koren

The Atlantic

July 9, 2018

The Economics of Gifts: A Paradox at the Heart of Gift-Giving

The Economist

July 9, 2018

A New Way to Think About Solving the World’s Biggest Problems

By David Sloan Wilson

Evonomics

July 8, 2018

Too Much Team Harmony Can Kill Creativity

By Darko Lovric and Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic

Harvard Business Review

July 8, 2018

If You Say Something Is “Likely,” How Likely Do People Think It Is?

By Andrew Mauboussin and Michael J. Mauboussin

Harvard Business Review

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