WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, details the importance of reducing friction and increasing rewards when attempting to adjusting habits in a NYT piece on becoming a morning person.
WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, contributes to a WOMEN'S HEALTH piece looking at remodeling behaviors in order to regain control of impulses.
Work looking at the influence of mental stimulation on purchases authored by KRISTIN DIEHL, professor of marketing, WENDY WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, is showcased on PHYS.ORG.
WENDY WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, and colleagues pen a piece for NIEMAN LAB looking at how altering social media incentives may influence a more positive, fact-based flow of shares.