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Refining a new movement by practicing it upside down dlvr.​it/TW0ZfK

Use AI to heterogenize science dlvr.​it/TVz5tq

The case for AI degrowth dlvr.​it/TVz5mL

Motor abstraction training generalizes to the refinement of specific movement patterns dlvr.​it/TVz5h7

Trait judgements of faces using a task without word labels dlvr.​it/TVz5Zg

Petition style changes with AI writing support but outcomes do not improve dlvr.​it/TVvnFg

Responsibilism and culture dlvr.​it/TVtF64

Recognizing Indigenous peoples dlvr.​it/TVtF1S

Both selfish and prosocial actors distort their impact on others, but selfish-serving spin seems to spread dlvr.​it/TVtDxK

Simulated responses from large language models are weak proxies for human economic preferences across 74 countries dlvr.​it/TVtDsb

Recreational screen use and internalizing problems from preadolescence to young adulthood in a longitudinal twin cohort with co-twin comparison dlvr.​it/TVqdMR

Microdelays disrupt online learning dlvr.​it/TVqdDk

Algorithm-assisted personalized risk communication to encourage flu vaccination in the USA: three randomized field trials dlvr.​it/TVnJ4d

Contract incentives and behaviours of medical consultants in Ireland dlvr.​it/TVnHzy

Gendered motives for group formidability among children and adults dlvr.​it/TVlBQL

Selfish and prosocial individuals both distort their actions’ impact, but selfish distortions can be more contagious dlvr.​it/TVkGXQ

Intrinsic rewards guide visual resource allocation via reinforcement learning dlvr.​it/TVkGPx

Introducing AI to an online petition platform changed outputs but not outcomes dlvr.​it/TVjNBj

AI amplifies experts, not expertise dlvr.it/TVhYT8