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The Roots of Religious Behavior

Observer Vol.25, No.6 July/August, 2012

William James argued that religious belief was a basic part of human existence. Therefore, it was worthy of academic inquiry. Fast-forward 110 years to a symposium focusing on new studies of God and religion. ... More>

People with shifty eyes AREN’T dishonest… they’re just thinking hard

Psychological Science in the News - The Daily Mail

July 19, 2012

Cites: Current Directions in Psychological Science
Member in the News - Howard Ehrlichman

Do shifty eyes really mean you’re lying? Researcher says no, you’re just thinking

Psychological Science in the News - MSNBC

July 11, 2012

Cites: Current Directions in Psychological Science
Member in the News - Howard Ehrlichman

Why We Lie, Go to Prison and Eat Cake: 10 Questions With Dan Ariely

Psychological Science in the News - Wired

June 28, 2012

Member in the News - Dan Ariely

Why (Almost) All of Us Cheat and Steal

Psychological Science in the News - TIME

June 22, 2012

Member in the News - Dan Ariely

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Psychological Science in the News

Blood vessels behind eyes are secret to the age of the human brain - Times of India - June 18, 2013
Cites: Psychological Science
Would You Accept DNA From A Murderer? - NPR - June 18, 2013
Members in the News - Carol Nemeroff, Paul Rozin, Meredith Meyer, Susan Gelman
Where We Are Shapes Who We Are - The New York Times - June 18, 2013
Member in the News - Adam Alter
The Bad Habits of Good Negotiators - LinkedIn - June 18, 2013
Members in the News - Adam Grant, Adam Galinsky, Daniel Pink
Why There’s a Sassy Wombat on Your Phone - The Wall Street Journal - June 18, 2013
Member in the News - Dacher Keltner
Hunger and Hoarding in the Welfare State - The Huffington Post - June 17, 2013
Cites: Psychological Science
Member in the News - Aaroe Lene
Perfect pitch may not be so ‘perfect’ - BBC - June 17, 2013
Cites: Psychological Science
Members in the News - Stephen Hedger, Howard Nusbaum
What Darkness Does to the Mind - The Atlantic - June 17, 2013
Members in the News - Francesca Gino, Chen-Bo Zhong, Vanessa Bohns
Why Humans Are Bad at Multitasking - LiveScience - June 17, 2013
Members in the News - Arthur Markman, David Meyer
AAA Study Says Hands-Free Texting Is Still Distracting for Drivers - TIME - June 17, 2013
Member in the News - David Strayer
Convention Speaker
Le donne hanno una migliore memoria fotografica (Women may have better memory for faces) - La Stampa - June 14, 2013
Cites: Psychological Science
Member in the News - David Shore
Why Dads Get Short Shrift on Father’s Day — and Dads Are O.K. With It - TIME - June 14, 2013
Member in the News - Kit Yarrow
The Third Metric for Success - The Huffington Post - June 14, 2013
Member in the News - Ellen Langer
A Smart Answer to the Season of ‘I’m Bored’ - The Wall Street Journal - June 14, 2013
Cites: Perspectives on Psychological Science
AAA study on cell phones in cars: “Hands-free is not risk-free” - Los Angeles Times - June 13, 2013
Member in the News - David Strayer
Convention Speaker