One-hit wonder: How awards, recognition decrease inventors’ creativitysource.wustl.edu·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
People who “drink to cope” can make their symptoms worse: studydigest.bps.org.uk·64 pts·ChrisHardman29·63
Ivory poaching has led to evolution of tuskless elephants, study findstheguardian.com·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·3
The Cost-Benefit Fallacy: Why Cost-Benefit Analysis Is Broken and How to Fix Itpapers.ssrn.com·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Video fake news believed more, shared more than text and audio versionsnews.psu.edu·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Attractiveness pays off at work–but there’s a trick to level the playing fieldmanagement.buffalo.edu·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Study of auto recalls shows carmakers delay announcements to ‘hide in the herd’blog.kelley.iu.edu·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Study: The quick choice might be a choice-overload avoidance strategybuffalo.edu·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Miscellaneous insights, research, quotes and curiosities from the past weeksivv.io·1 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Machine learning identifies the key predictors of successful relationshipssivv.io·1 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Be wary of the gradual erosion of standards in sequential decision-makingsivv.io·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
Campaigns for political change succeed when 3.5% of the population engagessivv.io·2 pts·ChrisHardman29·0
The world's preeminent AI companies may emerge from China rather than the USsivv.io·1 pts·ChrisHardman29·0