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Which Public Policies Would Really Fight Obesity?
If society is serious about curbing obesity, especially in children, then it must adopt policies that confront obesity ...
Opinion
November 2, 2015
How Insider Threats Challenge US National Security
US national security faces rising challenges from insider threats and organizational rigidity, says political scientist Amy Zegart.
Opinion
September 9, 2015
Summer Jobs Give Teens More Than a Paycheck
Summer jobs for high school and college students can boost their academic performance, especially when they work jobs ...
People
September 5, 2015
Does ‘Birth Lottery’ Trump the American Dream?
When a child wins the “birth lottery” by being born into a higher-income family, the economic payoff is ...
People
July 30, 2015
Can Trading Crops Make Climate Change Less Costly?
If countries and farmers make adjustments in what crops they grow and where, then the effects of climate ...
Environment
June 5, 2015
Doctors Build Trust When Emotions Match
Patients don't so much want their doctor to know how they feel. Instead they want their doctors to ...
Health
April 7, 2015
Scientists Are Skeptical of ‘Brain Games’ for Older Adults
Nearly 70 scientists have issued a statement saying they're skeptical about claims that computer-based "brain games" actually help ...
Health
October 31, 2014
Do Politics Divide Americans More Than Race?
Democrats and Republicans are increasingly split along political party lines, and new research suggests those partisan sentiments are ...
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October 11, 2014
Working Alone ‘Together’ Can Be Good Motivation
The sense that you’re not the only one tackling a challenge—even if you’re physically alone—can increase motivation, say ...
Careers
September 21, 2014
How Numbers Help Us Spot Metaphors and Irony
New research uses computer modeling to understand how people communicate with nonliteral language, such as metaphors, hyperboles, and ...
Science
August 10, 2014
For Maximum Happiness, Pick Concrete Goals
When you pursue concretely framed goals, your expectations of success are more likely to be met in reality. ...
People
April 27, 2014
To Get Creative, Get Walking
Steve Jobs, the late co-founder of Apple, was known for his walking meetings. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg has also ...
People
April 25, 2014
For Maximum Happiness, Pick Concrete Goals
Pursuing concrete goals, like making a friend smile, rather than general ones, like making a friend happy, is ...
People
April 15, 2014
Do Yelp Food Reviews Expose the Inner Self?
Word choice in online restaurant reviews reveals a lot about people’s inner worlds, according to new research. The ...
Science
April 13, 2014
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