Each issue gives one behavioral science finding, such as attention residue, the illusion of explanatory depth, or the illusion of transparency, with its original studies cited. It then closes with a concrete, small nudge HR leaders can apply at work.
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A digital magazine that publishes articles and panel write-ups from behavioral scientists around the world on applying behavioral science in practice. Readers get case-based guidance on topics such as leadership, healthcare, AI, policy delivery and inclusive design.
Martin Schweinsberg, a negotiation researcher at ESMT Berlin, shares summaries of his recent academic papers on AI and negotiation impasses, how often people negotiate in daily life, and first-offer effects. The newsletter explains research findings with practical takeaways for negotiators and teachers.
Hidden Brain's newsletter pairs short essays on psychology and human behaviour with notes on current research and links to the podcast episode of the week. Each issue reads like a compact, narrative-driven introduction to a broader idea, such as the paradox of pursuing happiness or why unsatisfying endings bother us.
A personal essay series blending behavioral science research with the author's experience as a recovering alcoholic and former journalist. Each short issue pairs a bit of psychology or decision-science reading with reflections and curated quotes.
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