July 9, 2018
-The Washington Post
Popular Press
Journal Articles | Other Articles | Book Chapters | Working Papers
Using Behavioral Science to Build an Exercise Habit→
/May 1, 2018
-Scientific American
How Mark Zuckerberg Could Make Facebook a Force for Good→
/April 12, 2018
-The Washington Post
When do Favors Expire?→
/March 13, 2018
-Scientific American
In Experiments, Researchers Figured Out What Men and Women Really Want in A Mate→
/February 12, 2018
-The Washington Post
The science of keeping your New Year’s resolution→
/January 1, 2018
-The Washington Post
What if horror movies actually stop crime, not cause it?→
/October 27, 2017
-The Washington Post
What an Air Force Academy experiment teaches us about how to help all students shine→
/September 25, 2017
-The Washington Post
Why you tip as much as you do→
/August 23, 2017
-The Washington Post
Governments are trying to nudge us into better behavior. Is it working?→
/August 11, 2014
-The Washington Post
Heat doesn’t just make us cranky. It makes us dumb shoppers→
/July 21, 2017
-The Washington Post
A New Way to Remember: The Power of Quirk Memory Jogs→
/February 7, 2017
-Scientific American
The Science Behind Why You Don’t Save (And What To Do About It)→
/July 26, 2016
-Money
Having a ‘Plan B’ Can Hurt Your Chances of Success→
/July 19, 2016
-Scientific American
Outsmart Your Own Biases→
/May 2015
-Harvard Business Review
The Secret to Online Success: What Makes Content Go Viral→
/April 14, 2015
-Scientific American
Professors Are Prejudiced, Too→
/May 9, 2014
- The New York Times
The Importance of Experimentation→
/Winter 2014
- Wharton Magazine
How to Keep Your Resolutions→
/January 3, 2014
- The New York Times
Tap Consumers’ Desire for “Shoulds”→
/July–August 2008
- Harvard Business Review
