
“Cognitive Prosthesis” Enhances Productivity
A tool that helps to match immediate reward with long-term value motivated people to make better decisions and overcome procrastination

“Cognitive Prosthesis” Enhances Productivity
A tool that helps to match immediate reward with long-term value motivated people to make better decisions and overcome procrastination

The Stressful Discovery of Type A Personality
How worn-out upholstery in doctors’ waiting rooms revealed common psychological traits


Obesity Is in the Genes
The science says James Corden was right to call out Bill Maher for fat shaming

Failure Found to Be an “Essential Prerequisite” for Success
Scientists use big data to understand what separates winners from losers

What’s Still Lacking in Artificial Intelligence
AIs can learn, and they can beat humans at sophisticated games—but they don’t have the faculty of judgment

How Sustainable Campuses Can Spark Broader Change
The key is remembering that human beings seldom change their mind, their perspective or their behavior based on logic or evidence alone

What We Can Learn from the Advice We’d Give Our Younger Self
More than 400 people were asked what they’d say if they could go back in time

What Do Machine Learning and Hunter-Gatherer Children Have in Common?
They acquire knowledge in remarkably similar ways

Can Love Actually Last?
Dr. Ellen Hendriksen looks at the many permutations of love, including everlasting love, which, it turns out, doesn’t just happen in fairytales

Happier Babies Have an Edge
They’re more likely to have higher childhood IQs and to graduate college

Is Moral Relativism Really a Problem?
Psychological research suggests it is not

Latitude Adjustment: Distance from the Equator Shapes Our Thinking
Climate differences are associated with varying happiness, individualism and aggressiveness