• Subscribe to The Psych Report Email Edition
Behavioral Scientist
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Gplus
  • Rss
  • Society
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Science
  • Books
  • About
    • About
    • Advisory Board
    • Editorial Board
    • Contact
  • Search

About The Psych Report

The Psych Report Staff

Entries by The Psych Report

Is Speech Really Free if the Government is Listening? May I Call You “They?” plus more weekly links

April 6, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: How free is your speech when there’s the potential your government is listening? A recent study by Elizabeth Stoycheff found that knowing the government might be listening is enough for people to censor their posts on the internet, even when they presumably have […]

Should We Grade Schools on Grit? DARPA’s Quest for the Super Soldier, plus more weekly links

March 28, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: Policymakers and educators are increasingly interested in bringing character development and assessment into the classroom. Some want to go as far as employing character assessments, like the grit scale, to measure and reward school performance. Angela Duckworth, who pioneered the research on grit, […]

Race-blind Prosecutors, the Myths of Policing, plus more weekly links

March 23, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: In the United States in 2010, Blacks made up 12 percent of the national population, but 38 percent of the prison population. The disproportionate imprisonment of Blacks is not simply due to higher rates of criminal behavior. Racial bias, implicit and explicit, and […]

Could Google Rig the Election? Law Enforcement’s 21st Century Stockade, plus more weekly links

March 16, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: Could Google rig the 2016 election? According to psychologist Robert Epstein, “Google now has the power to flip upwards of 25 percent of the national elections in the world with no one knowing this is occurring.” (Aeon) Image: Google Politics Innocent until proven […]

I’m Sleeping with My Boss the Fitbit, Vetoed Bathroom Restrictions for Transgender Students, plus more weekly links

March 8, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: Gadgets like Fitbit and apps like MyFitnessPal seem to be the perfect way to achieve your fitness goals. Watching every calorie burn and counting every step can only motivate you to keep going, right? Research, noting that these trackers can also act as […]

Building the Perfect Team, Emoji Labels Signal Healthy Food, plus more weekly links

March 2, 2016 /in the psychlist thepsych /by The Psych Report

A selection of recent behavioral science news, articles, and resources of note: In the workplace, why do some teams flourish while others flounder? Charles Duhigg explores the social norms that can enhance or damage the collective intelligence of a group, in his article “What Google Learned from its Quest to Build the Perfect Team.” (New […]

Page 2 of 12‹1234›»

Latest Stories

  • steeple_featureAn Olympian on the Couch? The Strange History of Psychiatric Tests, plus more weekly linksAugust 25, 2016 - 7:16 am
  • luck_class_featureUnderstanding Social Class as CultureAugust 12, 2016 - 6:00 am
  • max_npr_featureMax Donates His Body to Social Science, College Diversity, plus more weekly linksJuly 12, 2016 - 9:10 am
  • ducks_featureHow Other People Influence You and Why That’s OkJuly 3, 2016 - 9:50 pm
  • bee_featureDo Queen Bees Rule the Office? Race-conscious College Admissions, plus more weekly linksJune 29, 2016 - 10:06 pm
  • baby_money_featureInfans economicus: Is There Something Disturbing About How Babies Respond to Incentives?June 28, 2016 - 10:58 pm

Subscribe to The Psych Report Email Edition

Behavior Science Books of First Half of 2016

Behavior Science Books of First Half of 2016

Top Behavioral Science Reads Every Week

Top Behavioral Science Reads Every Week

Noteworthy Research

Noteworthy Research

The Psych Report

  • About
  • Advisory Board
  • Editorial Board
  • Contact

A project of:

A project of:

Follow The Psych Report

  • 
  • 

Support The Psych Report

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
© Copyright - The Psych Report - Enfold Child Theme by Kriesi
Scroll to top