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A recent allegation of fraud against a high-profile researcher has shaken behavioral science. What drives questionable research practices?

Years of research on cognitive biases have given intuition a bad rap. Are there any situations where it's actually helpful to go with our gut?

Conventional wisdom tells us that by the time we hit our 30s, we should have things all figured out. But the data say otherwise.

Amidst a replication crisis gripping the behavioral sciences, frameworks present a promising way forward for practitioners.

A scientific look at the function of questions—and how bad-faith actors can use them to distract us from what really matters.

As hybrid and remote work become the new norm, team leaders need to adapt their brainstorming strategies to maintain an innovative edge.

Researchers and therapists alike are observing a spike in climate-related anxiety. Can these woes spur us to action on carbon emissions?

Diversity statements are now commonplace in job postings. But research suggests that these gestures can actually do more harm than good.