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The choice-wide behavioral association study: data-driven identification of interpretable behavioral components

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By David B. Kastner, Christina Lee Verified, Cristofer Holobetz, Ali Chaudhry, Greer Williams, Viktor Kharazia, Dilworth Y. Parkinson, Joseph Romano, Peter S. Dayan, Nicole O. Yokota, Jane N. Ton, Mihika Mehra
| Nature Verified
Abstract Behavior contains rich structure across many timescales. However, there is a dearth of methods to identify relevant components, especially over the longer periods required for learning and decision-making. Inspired by the goals and techniques of genome-wide association studies, we present a data-driven method—the choice-wide behavioral association study: CBAS—that systematically identifies such behavioral features.
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The nonchalant trap: Reclaiming sincerity in art

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By Ali Chaudhry
| The Georgetown Voice Verified
On today’s college campuses, one of the biggest compliments you can get is that you’re nonchalant. I’ve heard this said about the way someone entered Lau 2, threw a lazy wave, or even checked their phone mid-conversation. Usually it’s said half-jokingly, but sometimes there’s a hint of admiration. Being nonchalant isn’t a personality quirk anymore—it’s a cultural status symbol, one that prioritizes detachment and makes sincerity feel embarrassing.
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The One Big Bad Abomination

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By Ali Chaudhry
| The News International
Riddled in controversy, the Trump administration’s dismissal of questions about the alleged ‘Epstein file’ comes at a consequential time. As headlines swirl over what may lie in sealed documents, public attention risks shifting away from a scandal with far-reaching consequences: the passage of Trump’s signature domestic policy, the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’.
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