What We’re Reading

April 9, 2018

Brains Cling to Old Habits When Learning New Tricks

By John Rennie

Quanta Magazine

April 9, 2018

How to Think about “Implicit Bias”

By Keith Payne, Laura Niemi, and John M. Doris

Scientific American

April 8, 2018

Simple Changes to Job Ads Can Help Recruit More Police Officers of Color

By Elizabeth Linos

Harvard Business Review

April 8, 2018

DNA tests for IQ are coming, but it might not be smart to take one

By Antonio Regalado

MIT Technology Review

April 7, 2018

What Happens When a Blind Person Takes LSD?

By Neuroskeptic

Discover Magazine

April 7, 2018

Baby talk isn’t silly. It’s a serious way of learning.

By Elise Piazza

The Washington Post

April 7, 2018

Do People Really Get Promoted to Their Level of Incompetence?

By Alan Benson, Danielle Li, and Kelly Shue

Harvard Business Review

April 7, 2018

“You’re no genius”: Her father’s shutdowns made Angela Duckworth a world expert on grit

By Leah Fessler

Quartz

April 6, 2018

A Pension of £18,000 – or £1,000? The Auto Enrollment Dilemma

By Brian Milligan

BBC

April 5, 2018

Pop Goes the Filter Bubble?

By Stephanie Tam

Slate

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