What We’re Reading

August 30, 2017

There’s a Glimmer of Good News About Fake News

By Cass Sunstein

Bloomberg

August 30, 2017

This Music Teacher Played His Saxophone While In Brain Surgery

By Andrea Hsu

NPR

August 28, 2017

Mindfulness would be good for you. If it weren’t so selfish.

By Thomas Joiner

The Washington Post

August 28, 2017

Why Men Don’t Believe the Data on Gender Bias in Science

By Alison Coil

Wired

August 26, 2017

How Do I Chat Up an Economist?

By Soumaya Keynes

The Economist

August 25, 2017

‘Smart’ Pill Bottles Aren’t Always Enough To Help The Medicine Go Down

By Lauren Silverman

NPR

August 24, 2017

Why You Tip as Much as You Do

By Katherine L. Milkman

The Washington Post

August 23, 2017

Why CEOs Can’t Stay Silent in the Wake of Events Like Charlottesville

By Nour Kteily and Francesca Gino

August 23, 2017

Behavioral Insight Brief: Applying Behavioral Insights to Government Organizations

By Policy Horizons Canada

Canadian Government

August 22, 2017

Nudging Ahead (Part One)

By Magda Osman and Yashar Saghai

Behavioral Science & Policy Associaton

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