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1. Bullying is not just a problem for teens
Psychologists’ research could help inform anti-bullying laws to protect older victims.
(June 2019)
2. What rights to insurance policies do divorced spouses have?
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision raises psychological questions about the probable intent of the deceased.
(January 2019)
3. Race, gender and loss of future earnings
Race-based estimates built on historical data perpetuate discrimination.
(June 2018)
4. Differential pricing for credit cards: Surcharge or discount?
How credit card options are framed has important psychological implications.
(October 2017)
5. Should families be able to sue nursing homes?
Consumers need to understand the consequences of waiving their right to arbitration.
(March 2017)
6. 'Brain games': Helpful tool or false promise?
There is not enough research to show that brain games lead to the cognitive gains claimed by some companies.
(September 2016)
7. Not taking ‘Yes’ for an answer?
Campbell-Ewald v. Gomez raises interesting legal questions about the relief sought by plaintiffs.
(March 2016)
8. General Motors, ignition switches and claims resolution
Little research has explored the extent to which participants experience procedural justice in corporate claims processes.
(September 2015)
9. University marching bands and the psychology of hazing
Questions surround whether hazing victims can and do give meaningful “consent” to participation in hazing activities, and can inform policy responses.
(February 2015)
10. Conflicts of interest and the psychology of disclosure
How to address conflicts of interest, the effects of disclosure and the quality of client waivers.
(June 2014)

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