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Behavioral Science Playlist: Reminders
…can go a long way. Because we tend to overvalue the present and discount the future, reminders can behaviorally transport us to the future when we need to think long-term…
Behavioral Economics & Psychology / JUNE 22 2020
Truth Bending: Why Politicians are Such Comfortable Liars
…do or believe something, they ask themselves, “Can I do this?” and search for an argument to support their desired actions. Thus, when deciding whether an action is morally permissible,…
Behavioral Economics & Psychology / OCTOBER 5 2012
Truth Bending: Why Politicians are Such Comfortable Liars
…do or believe something, they ask themselves, “Can I do this?” and search for an argument to support their desired actions. Thus, when deciding whether an action is morally permissible,…
Behavioral Economics & Psychology / OCTOBER 25 2012
Rapture Me Not
…or our propensity to seek and interpret events that argue in our favor. So, someone who believes that the world will end tomorrow will search for confirmation of this view…
Behavioral Economics & Psychology / MAY 20 2011
A New Year’s Resolution for You: Exercise for Pleasure and Enjoyment
…rewards (like experiencing pleasure) rather than long-term rewards (like increased health and reduced risk of disease). Advice The above research demonstrates why we need to rethink our approach to exercise….
Health, Health Management, Exercise, Motivation, Self-Control / DECEMBER 29 2017
Metlife Foundation and Duke partner to invest in increase financial well-being of low to middle Americans
…research partners. Applications for potential research partners will be accepted until Jan. 15, 2016. MetLife Foundation funding will go toward developing two locations for the Lab; one in Durham, North…
Behavioral Economics & Psychology, Common Cents Lab / NOVEMBER 13 2015