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" " Joseph Kable is mentioned in an op-ed on coping with change, CNN CNN publishes an opinion on coping with change by Maggie Jackson, that features research associate Jospeh Kable.
Joseph Kable presented on the imagination as part of Penn’s Big Ideas for Strange Times Joseph Kable (PSC/PARC Research Associate) presented on "How the Imagination Works" as part of the Penn SAS 
Joseph Kable featured in Penn Today Joseph Kable (PSC/PARC Research Associate) was featured in Penn Today<
Joseph Kable featured in Omnia Joseph Kable (PSC/PARC Research Associate) discusses decision making, safety and levels of risk-taking during the pandemic in the 
Procrastinating on Climate Change Omnia interviewed Joseph Kable, PSC & PARC researcher and Baird Term Professor of Psychology, on why humans can’t seem to make the commitment to slow climate change.
Are bigger brains smarter? Barely, says study led by Penn scholar A new study co-led by the Wharton School’s Gideon Nave and PSC & PARC Associate Joseph Kable found that brain size has a slight, but ultimately insignificant, correlation to intelligence in a
Diminished Cortical Thickness Is Associated with Impulsive Choice in Adolescence Joseph Kable and co-authors have published an article in the Journal of Neuroscience about choices adolescents make in relation to brain development.
Risk tolerance linked to amygdala and prefrontal cortex brain regions Joseph Kable and his co-authors' research on risk tolerance linked to amygdala and prefrontal cortex brain regions has just been published in Neuron,
Brain Training Has No Effect on Decision-making or Cognitive Function, Penn Researchers Report Joseph Kable and co-authors at the University of Pennsylvania have publish a study that, not only did commercial brain training with Lumosity™ have no effect on decision-making, it also had no effect on cognitive function beyond practice effects on the trainin
Visualizing Future Doesn’t Increase Delayed Gratification, Penn Study Shows
Can Brain Games Change Behaviors Long Term?
In the Philadelphia Inquirer, Joseph Kable’s research on the effectiveness of "brain games" like Lumosity is highlighted. In the Philadelphia Inquirer, Joseph Kable's research on the effectiveness of "brain games" like Lumosity is highlighted.
Joseph Kable suggests asking your future self for money advice In the New York Times, Joseph Kable suggests "even brief reveries pondering future events might help reduce [hyperbolic] discounting’s ef
Joseph Kable’s research on self-control is discussed in a The New York Times Sunday Review. Joseph Kable's research on self-control is discussed in a The New York Times Sunday Review.
Kable Video: Red Tape Chronicles: Having Trouble Saving? Blame Your Brain Joeseph Kable is featured in the NBC News Red Tape Chroniclies.
Joseph Kable’s research challenges assumptions about the "marshmallow" test. Joseph Kable's research challenges assumptions about the "marshmallow" test.
Joseph Kable has been named the Baird Term Assistant Professor of Psychology in the School of Arts & Sciences Joseph Kable has been named the Baird Term Assistant Professor of Psychology in the School of Arts & Sciences.
Caryn Lerman and Joseph Kable have been awarded a $2 million grant through the National Cancer Institute initiative called “Provocative Questions,” Caryn Lerman and Joseph Kable have been awarded a $2 million grant through the National Cancer Institute initiative called “Provocative Questions,”
John MacDonald comments on research about the “crime-fighting ability of trees.” John MacDonald comments on research about the “crime-fighting ability of trees.”

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