Nature Human Behaviour

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Measuring thresholds for individual change can improve social change interventions dlvr.it/TRYfJg

The value of living systematic reviews dlvr.it/TRWVJv

Integrating behavioural experimental findings into dynamical models to inform social change interventions dlvr.it/TRWV7X

Optimized feature gains explain and predict successes and failures of human selective listening dlvr.it/TRSzS6

The effects of Facebook and Instagram political advertisements on the 2020 US election dlvr.it/TRJjb1

Behavioural genetics must prioritize communication dlvr.it/TRJjPr

Large language models have the potential to level the playing field in consumer financial complaints dlvr.it/TRHQLf

Low fertility may persist and could be good for the economy dlvr.it/TRFkBK

The conceptual landscape of self-regulation in neurodevelopmental conditions: an overview of reviews dlvr.it/TRFk5f

A crowdsourced megastudy of 12 digital single-session interventions for depression in US adults dlvr.it/TRFk0V

The effects of political advertising on Facebook and Instagram before the 2020 US election dlvr.it/TRFjvC

Episodic memory encoding fluctuates at a theta rhythm of 3–10 Hz dlvr.it/TRFjmP

An ancient mass grave reveals targeted killing of women and children in the Early Iron Age dlvr.it/TRB9TN

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Voices of experience dlvr.it/TR8yCl

How to foster a supportive research group culture dlvr.it/TR8y4X

How to research ethically with online data dlvr.it/TR8xxQ

Digital mental health needs a purpose-driven approach dlvr.it/TR8sxL

A large mass grave from the Early Iron Age indicates selective violence towards women and children in the Carpathian Basin dlvr.it/TR7GXN