What We’re Reading

February 5, 2018

A Search for Insomnia Genes Involving 1.3 Million People Is the Largest Genetic Study Ever

By Antonio Regalado

MIT Technology Review

February 4, 2018

Force Overtime? Or Go for the Win?

By Jesse Walker, Jane L. Risen, Thomas Gilovich, and Richard Thaler

The New York Times

February 4, 2018

I’m the Wife of a Former N.F.L. Player. Football Destroyed His Mind

By Emily Kelly

The New York Times

February 4, 2018

Want To Prevent Heart Attacks? Perhaps Don’t Try This Behavioral Economics Intervention

By Peter Ubel

Forbes

February 2, 2018

It’s Time to Open the Black Box of Peer Review

By Jessica Polka and Ron Vale

ASAPbio

February 1, 2018

Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever: Happiness

By David Shimer

The New York Times

February 1, 2018

Deeper Change: Using Behavioral Insights to Tackle Family Violence

By David Donaldson

The Mandarin

January 31, 2018

This Psychologist’s “Gaydar” Research Makes Us Uncomfortable. That’s the Point.

By Brian Resnick

Vox

January 30, 2018

The Diabolical Genius of the Baby Advice Industry

By Oliver Burkeman

The Guardian

January 29, 2018

The U.S. Can No Longer Hide From Its Deep Poverty Problem

By Angus Deaton

The New York Times

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