Press Behavioral Science

Survey examines false beliefs about voter fraud

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A recent survey study found that false beliefs about election fraud were widespread among Trump voters and not merely a fringe phenomenon.

Jan 12, 2021
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Press Labor

Greater market integration linked to more working hours for men

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Findings are consistent with theories asserting that greater market integration is associated with more time spent working by men. Women’s work is not linked to market integration.

Jan 4, 2021
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Press Behavioral Science

Learning algorithms mitigate impact of fraud on product rankings

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Insights on how to design methods for uncertain environments to guarantee robustness in the face of manipulation.

Dec 15, 2020
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Press Entrepreneurship

MIT Sloan Prof. Edward Roberts receives the GCEC Legacy Award

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The founder of the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship is recognized for a lifetime of pioneering entrepreneurship.

Nov 2, 2020
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Press Behavioral Science

Does criticism help or hinder creativity in brainstorming?

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In cooperative environments, criticism is likely to have a positive impact on creative brainstorming, whereas in competitive environments, criticism can have a damaging effect on creativity.

Oct 27, 2020
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Press Hiring

Hiring algorithm impacts quality and diversity of candidates

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“There is a growing body of work on the potential gains from following algorithmic recommendations, but this is the first paper to highlight the role of algorithm design on the hiring process.”

Oct 20, 2020
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