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Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences

While improving and fostering social science research, the Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences seeks to develop and share techniques and tools for conducting research.

Affiliation: Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Web site: http://www.cbrss.harvard.edu/

Recent articles about Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences

Evolving ideas (Harvard University Gazette, March 2, 2006)
Getting to fear you (Harvard University Gazette, August 25, 2005)
Changing behavior: Easier than we thought? (Harvard University Gazette, November 20, 2003)
Brain shows unconscious prejudices (Harvard University Gazette, July 17, 2003)
Cooking up a story of apes and humans (Harvard University Gazette, June 13, 2002)

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