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Wharton Professor Adam Grant argues that there is a better way to get ahead
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Journalist Emily Bazelon investigates the psychology of bullying, and what can be done to help
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The anguished tear, a British scientist argues in a new book, is what makes us uniquely human
Knowledge of how the brain intuits what someone else is thinking helps Rebecca Saxe devise possible solutions to seemingly intractable political and social conflicts
Journalist Chris Berdik explains the many ways that what is expected shapes what happens
Researcher Jonathan Haidt delves into the psychology of red state/blue state, and offers hope for reconciliation
Scientist Daniel Chamovitz unveils the surprising world of plants that see, feel, smell—and remember
M.I.T. scientist Sebastian Seung describes the audacious plan to find the connectome--a map of every single neuron in the brain. Here, he says, is the secret of human identity
Chemist Joanna Aizenberg mines the deep sea and the forest wetlands for nature's design secrets and uses them to fashion new materials that may change the world
Author Susan Cain explains the fallacy of "groupwork," and points to research showing that it can reduce creativity and productivity
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