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The Invisible Rules of Time: Language and Behavior (With Keith Chen)

Think about the habits that define your day-to-day life—how you manage your money, look after your health, or tackle your to-do list. You might assume they reflect your personality or upbringing. But what if they’re actually shaped by the language you speak?In this episode of Cho ...  Show more

Better Off Later: Our Preference for Improving Sequences (With George Loewenstein)

Across all kinds of decisions—from our salaries to our weekend plans—we tend to prefer options that progressively get better, if given the choice. Why is it that our minds place such a high premium on an upward trajectory?In this episode of Choiceology with Katy Milkman, we look ...  Show more

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