Social Justice In Soccer as in Art, Motifs Matter A new study suggests a way to quantitatively measure a team’s style through its pass flow. It may become another metric used to evaluate potential recruits. Nathan Collins
Social Justice Searching for Everyday Morality Experimenters use text messages to study morality beyond the lab. Nathan Collins
Economics Feeling Happy, Men? Please Avoid Major Financial Transactions Today Even a mildly happy mood can make men overconfident in their abilities. Nathan Collins
Economics Your Deadline Is Now We get started faster when deadlines feel like they're in the present. Nathan Collins
Social Justice Charter-Style Overhauls May Not Improve School Reading Deficiencies While math skills improve, proficiency in reading and writing remains the same. Nathan Collins
Environment Upfront Privacy Options Don’t Encourage Crowdfunding While the average contribution increases, the number of donors falls. Nathan Collins
Social Justice When Science Finds Nothing, It Often Publishes Nothing Researchers are much less likely to report null results, and that’s not a good thing. Nathan Collins
Social Justice How ‘Contagion’ Became Contagious Do ideas and emotions really spread like a virus? Nathan Collins