Dave Nussbaum

@davenuss79

Social psychologist and dad. Director of Communications for BSPA (). Teach at the University of Chicago. Blog Editor for SPSP.

Chicago, IL
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  1. 17 hours ago

    ICYMI here's my interview with Malcolm Gladwell on and while you're there check out the site!

    My interview with about his podcast , focused on his look back at the psychology underlying Brown v. Board
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  2. 17 hours ago

    In today's , writes about her research on how doctors who show off their fitness may turn off some patients

    Delighted to have had the opportunity to write about my research for the Well column!
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    22 hours ago

    Can humans and computers work together, or should we simply bow down to the algorithms? New from .

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    22 hours ago

    Revisiting Brown v. Board through a social science lens with and

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  5. Jul 12

    My interview with about his podcast , focused on his look back at the psychology underlying Brown v. Board

    How does behavioral science relate to racial inequality, both past and present? shares his thoughts.
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    Jul 10

    Superb paper on how evaluation of nudges is often based on partisan preferences, not general approval /disapproval

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    Jul 11

    I keep thinking about that Jed Bartlett line: "Is it possible to be astonished and, yet at the same time, not surprised?"

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    Jul 10

    "On the misplaced politics of behavioural policy interventions" released today. W/ & Fox:"

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    Jul 10

    New story on my new study of correction effects w/, & :

    Yes, fact-checking DOES matter -- at least sometimes. Updating 's work on backfire effect.
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    Jul 9

    The Rise and Fall of Cognitive Control: by & Jonathan Cohen

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    Jul 9

    Be sure to subscribe to get the Behavioral Scientist delivered to your inbox every week:

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    Jul 8
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    Why do moral emotions spread on twitter? And how do v compare? | via |

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    Jul 7

    "The Rise and Fall of Cognitive Control"-Blog on our Psych Rev paper modeling population dynamics+cognitive control

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  14. Jul 7

    New & Cohen on how cognitive progress can sow the seeds of its own demise on

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    Jul 6

    Behavioral insights can be used to improve millions of lives. By and ()

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    Jul 3

    This week's Email Edition features , , and our Editor-in-Chief:

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    Jun 29

    Academics say using identity-based motivation can increase the nation's health outcomes without breaking the bank:

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    Jun 28

    We're excited to have on board!

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    Jun 27

    Gambling on the Dark Side of Nudges: by

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    Jun 26

    Under high workload, we choose to complete easy over difficult tasks. This decision hurts our long term performance,

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