Behavioral science

New UChicago course applies scientific reasoning to political decision making Students use diffraction gratings to look at the spectrums produced by various light sources.

New UChicago course applies scientific reasoning to political decision making

In ‘Sense & Sensibility & Science,’ undergraduates get hands-on experience with scientific method

How does the mind work? Visit this new interactive space to learn more Visitors interact with behavioral science exhibits at Chicago Booth's Mindworks center

How does the mind work? Visit this new interactive space to learn more

Chicago Booth launches Mindworks center to expand behavioral science research beyond the ivory tower

At work, your voice is underrated. So call me, maybe. Yellow telephone

At work, your voice is underrated. So call me, maybe.

Strangers talk on a bus

Why Talking to Strangers Will Make You Happier with Nicholas Epley

How uncertain rewards spur repeat purchases Scratch-off

How uncertain rewards spur repeat purchases

People underestimate value of sending letters of appreciation Thumbnail

People underestimate value of sending letters of appreciation

Are you prone to feeling guilty? Then you're probably more trustworthy, study shows

Are you prone to feeling guilty? Then you're probably more trustworthy, study shows

<p>Asst. Prof. Emma Levine explains her research exploring the relationship between guilt and trustworthiness</p>


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Crime Lab finds behavioral nudges improve court attendance in NYC

Crime Lab finds behavioral nudges improve court attendance in NYC

Living in poverty puts demands on attention that impair decision-making

Living in poverty puts demands on attention that impair decision-making

Why consumers make bad financial decisions, and how to help consumer decisions

Why consumers make bad financial decisions, and how to help