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A fish tale that slams science
How cod ecology reveals the limitations of science and mathematical modeling.
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Why Academics Are Annoyed With Jonathan Haidt, Again
His new book is not a careful study of psychiatric epidemiology; it is a social critique that emanates from a school of thought best described as…
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Three key things I learned about mental health
My two cents for Mental Health Awareness Week
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The job of the future will be complex, and therefore frustrating
In which we discuss a second driver of workplace stress—effort-reward imbalance—and learn why the term 'burnout' was originally reserved for human…
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Do you feel in control at work? It could determine your health
Workplace stress, part I
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Are social media bad for mental health? It's the wrong question.
What the historical eras of epidemiology can teach us about tackling a modern problem.
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The lower middle class isn't middle-class anymore
Time to stop the twin flywheels of inequality
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An Educated Guess
An Educated Guess
Neuroscientist Jeroen van Baar uses science to make sense of society.
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