# behavioral-econ

Most of us feel like imposters at some point in our lives, especially at work. Here’s what causes these feelings—and how you can make the best of them.

Registering to vote is easy—but around 92 million Americans never bother to do it. Here’s how to make sure your social circle gets on board.

It may seem insensitive to joke about a disaster, but it can actually be a way to cope and heal.

The more people who complete social science surveys, the faster the world can heal from COVID-19.

While resilience seems like an extraordinary feat, it’s a human trait inhabited by all, but only used by some.

Employees don’t simply work to be paid, so organizations shouldn’t treat them like they do.

Here’s what to say to get your friends to exercise their most fundamental freedom, and contribute to the future of our country.

Hint: The best time to become an entrepreneur is not a one-size-fits-all prescription. It’s about if you’re ready to undergo risk, whether you’re in your 20’s or your 70’s.

Most of us give our money away without even knowing if it will actually make a difference. How can we improve our giving so it makes the most impact?

“Adulting is hard.” How many times have you read that on your social feed? We dug deep into social trends to see if ‘adulting’ is just a fad, or if it’s here to stay.

Let’s face it: we all have that one bad habit we just can’t shake. Here’s how to scientifically put an end to your bad habits once and for all.

We all have a natural inclination to be a giver, taker, or matcher. Here’s how it can impact your work and happiness in surprising ways.