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How Much Evidence Do You Need to Make a Decision? Depends on Your Mindset.
When a choice is framed as a responsibility, we’ll go the extra mile to be accurate—even when it costs us.
When a choice is framed as a responsibility, we’ll go the extra mile to be accurate—even when it costs us.
The Hawk-Eye review system in professional tennis has made umpires more accurate in many cases—but not all.
Many households utilize excess cash to support shopping habits that generate high financial returns.
And are the companies that issue them truly addressing climate issues? New research investigates.
It’s tough to separate the artist from the art, a new study finds—but easier to separate the scientist from the science.
“If you’re on trial with 17 other people, the fear that somebody else will confess becomes much more realistic.”
We tend to favor strategies that win broad-but-weak support over narrow-but-strong support—and this preference can lead us astray.
For tools that assist but don’t replace workers, novices benefit, while experienced employees take a hit.
Online political debate isn’t inherently toxic, a new study of Reddit commenters finds. Instead, it becomes toxic because of the kind of commenters who opt in.
You want a good price, but you don’t want lousy workmanship. What’s a buyer to do?