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Batching smartphone notifications can improve well-being (under review)
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Public attitudes toward child undervaccination: A randomized experiment on evaluations, stigmatizing orientations, and support for policies
by Nick Fitz and Richard M Carpiano
Social Science & Medicine, 2017
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Time to expand the mind
Nature, 2016
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The challenge of crafting policy for do-it-yourself brain stimulation
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2015
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Public attitudes towards cognitive enhancement
by Nick Fitz and Roland Nadler
Neuroethics, 2014
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The multiplicity of memory enhancement: Practical and ethical implications of the diverse neural substrates underlying human memory systems
Neuroethics, 2017
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Empirical support for the moral salience of the therapy-enhancement distinction in the debate over cognitive, affective, and social enhancement
Neuroethics, 2015
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Reasons for comfort and discomfort with pharmacological enhancement of cognitive, affective, and social domains
Neuroethics, 2015
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Buttressing regulation of cognitive enhancement devices with principles of harm reduction
Journal of Law and the Biosciences, 2014
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The perils of using electrical stimulation to change human brains
The Stimulated Brain , 2014
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Batching smartphone notifications can improve well-being (under review)
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Public attitudes toward child undervaccination: A randomized experiment on evaluations, stigmatizing orientations, and support for policies
by Nick Fitz and Richard M Carpiano
Social Science & Medicine, 2017
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Time to expand the mind
Nature, 2016
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The challenge of crafting policy for do-it-yourself brain stimulation
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2015
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Public attitudes towards cognitive enhancement
by Nick Fitz and Roland Nadler
Neuroethics, 2014
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The multiplicity of memory enhancement: Practical and ethical implications of the diverse neural substrates underlying human memory systems
Neuroethics, 2017
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Empirical support for the moral salience of the therapy-enhancement distinction in the debate over cognitive, affective, and social enhancement
Neuroethics, 2015
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Reasons for comfort and discomfort with pharmacological enhancement of cognitive, affective, and social domains
Neuroethics, 2015
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Buttressing regulation of cognitive enhancement devices with principles of harm reduction
Journal of Law and the Biosciences, 2014
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The perils of using electrical stimulation to change human brains
The Stimulated Brain , 2014
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To Grow a Healthy Movement, Go for Low-Hanging Fruit
The Life You Can Save, 2018
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Economic inequality: It's far worse than you think
Scientific American, 2015
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Batching smartphone notifications can improve well-being [talk]
American Psychology Association conference on Technology, Mind, and Society (Washington, DC), 2018
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Batching smartphone notifications can improve well-being [talk]
Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention (Atlanta, GA), 2018
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Understanding effective givers [talk]
Effective Altruism Global (London, UK), 2017
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Sociodemographic and individual characteristics associated with stigmatizing attitudes towards people with migraine
Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society (Washington DC), 2015
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Enhancement in the workplace: (i) hiring and promoting users, and (ii) endorsing use in high-responsibility professions
Montreal Neuroethics Conference (Montreal, QC), 2015
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Past use of Adderall and Ritalin (but not energy drinks) makes candidates less likely to be hired and promoted
Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting (Washington DC), 2014
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Neuroenhancement in the modern workplace: Two randomized studies
International Neuroethics Society Annual Meeting (Washington, DC), 2014
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The future of neuroethics
International Neuroethics Society Annual Meeting (Washington, DC), 2014
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Substantive discrepancies between academic and public concerns about the ethics and social implications of neuroenhancement
International Neuroethics Society Annual Meeting (Washington, DC), 2014
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'When culture eats policy': How can we reduce the harms for users of consumer brain stimulation technologies? [talk]
University of Washington (Seattle, WA), 2014
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Rebel developers are trying to cure our smartphone addiction — with an app
The Washington Post, 2018
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It’s not you. Phones are designed to be addicting
Vox , 2018
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The research behind Google's new tools for digital well-being
Wired, 2018
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9-Volt Nirvana
Radiolab (WNYC), 2014
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Brain blast
Nature, 2013
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