What We’re Reading

October 28, 2017

The Cookie Crumbles: A Retracted Study Points to a Larger Truth

By Aaron E. Carroll

The New York Times

October 27, 2017

Smartphones Are Weapons of Mass Manipulation, and This Guy Is Declaring War on Them

By Rachel Metz

MIT Technology Review

October 26, 2017

What Boredom Does to You

By Manoush Zomorodi

Nautilus

October 26, 2017

How Stereotypes Divide and Conquer Women

By Amy Cuddy and Peter Glick

The Boston Globe

October 26, 2017

When Did Tribalism Get To Be So Fashionable?

By Simon DeDeo

Nautilus

October 25, 2017

Watch The Moment A Dying Chimpanzee Recognizes An Old Friend

By Barbara J. King

NPR

October 25, 2017

Criticizing a Scientist’s Work Isn’t Bullying. It’s Science.

By Simine Vazire

Slate

October 24, 2017

Putting an End to Leaders’ Self-Serving Behavior

By Morela Hernandez

MIT Sloan Management Review

October 23, 2017

Credible, Actionable Evidence on how to Prevent Sexual Assault on University Campuses

By Charlene Senn

Straight Talk on Evidence

October 21, 2017

Do People Like Government ‘Nudges’? Study Says: Yes

By Cass Sunstein

The Conversation

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