Why Do We Say Less When a Black Child Goes Missing?
How much we have to say about different events can reveal stereotypes and prejudices.
Why Do We Say Less When a Black Child Goes Missing?How slow-motion video can sway jurors' decisions
Eugene M. Caruso, Zachary C. Burns, and Benjamin A. Converse, “Slow Motion Increases Perceived Intent,” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, August 2016.
How much we have to say about different events can reveal stereotypes and prejudices.
Why Do We Say Less When a Black Child Goes Missing?What are the mental connections we’re making between various expenses, and how can understanding them help us make better decisions?
Are You Shopping Irrationally?Four lessons in supply and demand to help combat global pandemics
How to Vaccinate the World (Next Time)Your Privacy
We want to demonstrate our commitment to your privacy. Please review Chicago Booth's privacy notice, which provides information explaining how and why we collect particular information when you visit our website.