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Facts Alone Are Insufficient to Overcome Misinformation
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Washington State University
Experiment shows that a direct refutation of misinformation is more effective than “just the facts”
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Societal Polarization and Risk Perception Could Affect Climate Policy
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Santa Fe Institute
High polarization and low risk perception can make top-down policies backfire
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Discrimination May Increase Rate of Aging
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New York University
Molecular signs of biological aging linked to experiences of interpersonal discrimination
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How Much Trust Do People Have in Different Types of Scientists?
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University of Amsterdam
Study assesses how people feel about 45 different scientific fields and finds that trust varies greatly across them
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New Research Shows That Suppressing Boredom Hurts Productivity
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University of Notre Dame
Employees are bored for more than 10 hours every workweek—and that could be a good thing
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Researchers Overestimate Their Own Honesty
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Linköping University
Most researchers believe they are better than average at following good research practices, especially in medicine
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Successful Employer-Driven Disability Initiatives Help Individuals and Companies
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IOS Press
Research shows positive effects of impactful initiatives on disabled and non-disabled employees, and corporate climate
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Hiring the Most Qualified Candidate Might Be Unfair
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American Psychological Association
Knowing about socioeconomic disparities impacts fairness perceptions, study finds
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How a Walk in Nature Restores Attention
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University of Utah
Neural research uses EEG to measure brain activity on subjects after walks through nature and parking lots
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High Time to Rethink How We Define Scientific Expertise and Authority
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The Polish Association of Social Psychology
Psychologists argue for shifting away from the individualistic view of scientific authority, toward collective expertise
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Women Helping Women: Female Mentors Guide Businesswomen to Greater Success
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University of Notre Dame
Study shows that a simple yet powerful new policy tool would provide a significant benefit to female entrepreneurs
| 3 min read
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Learning for Life: The Higher the Education Level, the Lower the Risk of Dying
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Scientists estimate every year of education reduces mortality by two percent
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