GM sued for sale of OnStar driving data
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Automakers are sharing consumers’ driving behavior with insurance companies
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Should you let babies 'cry it out'? Debate reignited by new study.
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Opposites don't actually attract
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Fifty years on, Swedish psychiatrists are now calling the infamous Stockholm Syndrome a 'constructed concept' used to explain away the failures of the State
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Study: People expect others to mirror their own selfishness, generosity
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Blinks are useful in VR, but triggering blinks is tricky
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Talk to me about: Impulse control
What is your personal impulse control like? Do you have good impulse control overall? Do you have an addictive personality? Where does it fail? Anything you’re particularly proud or ashamed of?
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How online mobs act like flocks of birds
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To bond with humans, robots are learning to laugh at the right time
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Casino design and why there are no ninety degree turns in most casinos
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Online trolls actually just assholes all the time, study finds
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What does your gaze reveal about you? On the privacy implications of eye tracking
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How the Simulmatics Corporation invented the future
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Children growing up after this crisis will use far more oral language after it ends
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Coronavirus has upended our world. It's okay to grieve
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The demise of formal nights on cruises: How dress codes are tearing passengers apart
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How the ‘IKEA effect’ subtly influences how you spend
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How people want to feel determines whether others can influence their emotions, Stanford psychologists find
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The Moral Economy: Why Good Incentives are No Substitute for Good Citizens
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Banner blindness revisited: Users dodge ads on mobile and desktop
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Why we should believe in ghosts
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Tact filters
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