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  • What Makes Deceit Such a Hard Habit to Break?

    New research gets at the psychology behind serial misconduct.

    Kellogg Insight

    Topics: Adam Waytz Agency Deception Ethics Honesty Morality

  • No, You Can’t Feel Sorry for Everyone

    The idea of empathy for all ignores the limits of human psychology.

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    Topics: Adam Waytz Empathy Morality

  • The Psychology Behind Fake News

    Although the term “fake news” reflects our troubled political moment, the phenomenon is nothing new, and neither is the psychology that explains its persistence.

    Kellogg Insight

    Topics: Adam Waytz Bias Tribalism

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