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How are first-generation, low-income individuals perceived in the workforce? New research sheds light on persistent biases.

People who oppose a tax are more likely to change their shopping behaviour to avoid paying it, new research finds.

Wages are up and inflation has stabilized. So why do things still feel expensive? When it comes to inflation, perception can be as important as reality.

Every search, like and click leaves a trace — but what do these digital breadcrumbs really say about you? Author and professor Sandra Matz weighs in on the latest episode of Visiting Experts.

By understanding how people make decisions, we can design better products, services and policies that align with consumer behaviour and enhance well-being.

A late report might cost you more than just your time. New research suggests people view tardy work as sub-par, and it might cost you reputation points.

We are in the midst of a wave of innovation so potent and pervasive that it promises to reshape the very fabric of our existence. So what can we expect? And how can we plan for these changes?

When it comes to convincing people to do something, it's time to throw out the old playbook. Instead, focus on ethics and long-term relationships.