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Eric Jaffe

About

Eric Jaffe writes in New York City. He has covered behavioral science for the Los Angeles Times, Smithsonian, Slate, Science News, and the APS Observer. His first book, The King's Best Highway: The Lost History of the Boston Post Road, the Route that Made America, came out in June 2010. It has nothing to do with psychology, but did make him a head case. (Well, more of one.)

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Recent Posts
A Million Ice Creams

Married women who keep their last name may make more

Married women who keep their last name may make more

Magical Mystery Four

The limits of working memory say people can hold only 3-5 bits of information at a time.

The limits of working memory say people can hold only 3-5 bits of information at a time.

She Wins, They Lose

When wives are the primary breadwinners, the marriage crumbles.

When wives are the primary breadwinners, the marriage crumbles.

People, Using People

Do we use friends and family to achieve our goals?

Do we use friends and family to achieve our goals?