Behavioral Science

Fact-checker warnings work and are broadly popular, and other insights about social media moderation from an MIT expert.

When employees contact an ombuds, what issues are raised — and which are most important to all stakeholders, including the organization?

Impostor thoughts reflect the belief that others overestimate your abilities. New research shows they’re not all bad and don’t last forever.

The artificial intelligence-powered “DebunkBot” reduced individuals’ belief in conspiracy theories and lessened their conspiratorial mindset, according to a new study.

New research found an overlooked source that slowed vaccination rates in the U.S.: misleading headlines from mainstream news sources.

New research from MIT Sloan finds that physical distances within 20 meters lead to more knowledge spillover among startups.

A new study finds that both Democrats and Republicans are more likely to permit the spreading of misinformation when it articulates a “deeper truth” that captures their grievances.

Whether on the court or in an office, winning leaders use data and storytelling to achieve sustained performance from their teams.

A new book from MIT Sloan lecturer Malia C. Lazu offers managers an actionable guide to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

A new study looks at what wording should be used to identify content created by artificial intelligence.