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Undoing Tribalism: How Behavioral Science Can Sway Opinion and Reduce Conflict

October 27, 2017November 3, 2017 behavioral science, conflict, identity politics

BY SYLVIE STOLOFF AND ANNA GIANNUZZI What if we could deescalate some of the world’s deadliest conflicts by nudging people

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Why Voters Should Care About a President’s Emotional Intelligence

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