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Bonus time? Research shows it's better to reward groups than individuals

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageRewarding individuals just creates 'mean bad chickens'.Amphipolis/Naples Museum/Flickr, CC BY-SA

Virtually everyone lives and works in a team, but there is a tension between what is good for the group and what is good for the individual. Within a group competitive individuals do better, but cooperative groups as a whole do better.

Organisations tend...

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Do you share more genes with your mother or your father?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTo whom is she more closely related?Shutterstock

Many of your relatives probably have an answer to the question of whether you are more your mother or your father’s child. But the correct answer to the question is not as simple as it might seem.

Genetically, you actually carry more of your mother’s genes than your father’s....

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Music of our time: let's embrace experimental music once and for all

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAnita Hustas performing in Melbourne.Phil Bywater, CC BY-NC-ND

Uh Oh. Experimental music. Weird, challenging, complicated, ugly, silly, out of control, academic, or at best – conceptual. Is it even relevant?

Music presents a cultural complexity that is arguably unique in the arts. It is ubiquitous through a complex network that touches...

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  1. We quibble over 'lawfare', but the law is not protecting species properly anyway
  2. Sinai crash offers lessons on weaknesses in Australian airport security
  3. Healthy Welfare Card begins here ... where next?
  4. 21st Century bank fraud demands a new generation of IT experts
  5. Morrison blocks Chinese acquisition of historic Kidman cattle empire
  6. Jobless youth raise risk of Indonesia's 'demographic bonus' turning into disaster
  7. Now is the time for change – will you join our table?
  8. Report gives green light to Australia's immigration program – with some exceptions
  9. Ultimate responsibility for Samarco dam disaster will haunt BHP
  10. Big move to Coalition in Ipsos not replicated in other polls
  11. Explainer: what is the risk of transmitting HIV?
  12. Explainer: what is pain and what is happening when we feel it?
  13. Farewell to brown coal without tears: how to shut high-emitting power stations
  14. Kimberley conservation threatens to take a step back on Indigenous rights
  15. Death by misadventure? Reflections on the demise of Tropfest
  16. Connecting online can help prevent social isolation in older people
  17. ICT is failing in schools. Here's why
  18. Troublemakers and traitors - it's no fun being a whistleblower
  19. Touch screens: why a new transparent conducting material is sorely needed
  20. Re-illuminating the sacred
  21. Labor would promote Indigenous gender equity and add justice to closing the gap targets
  22. Politics podcast: the danger of leasing the Port of Darwin to the Chinese
  23. What's next, a Senate inquiry into infrasound from trees, waves or air conditioners?
  24. Charlie Sheen and ten million dollars worth of HIV stigma
  25. Darwin: not such a safe haven
  26. In my end is my beginning: why TV streaming services love exploiting your nostalgia
  27. Shrinking Antarctic glaciers could make Adélie penguins unlikely winners of climate change
  28. Drug ads only help Big Pharma's bottom line, so why are they allowed?
  29. Socially mediated terrorism poses devilish dilemma for social responses
  30. An Islamic reformation is not the solution to stop extremism
  31. Indonesia's 'opening' of Papua still needs to bridge the gap between reality and rhetoric
  32. The state of emergency could thwart public demonstrations at the Paris climate talks
  33. Labour hire, plight of insecure workers to be put under the spotlight
  34. The player played: Frank Lowy and Australia’s failed World Cup bid
  35. Funding higher education: time for a more transparent system?
  36. The Man Who Knew Infinity: a mathematician's life comes to the movies
  37. Philosophy and Fallout 4: what's the appeal of the post-apocalypse?
  38. Do men need to exercise harder than women to prevent stroke?
  39. Cabinet's national security committee – an uber group for ministers
  40. Reflections on Paris: technics and terrorism in Vision Culture
  41. How social media was key to Islamic State's attacks on Paris
  42. Finance for developing countries will help Australia in climate talks
  43. Authentic outsiders? Welcome to the age of the 'post-tourist'
  44. What do the Paris attacks mean for Australia's Syrian refugee intake?
  45. Adolescence is hard, but it's not necessarily getting harder
  46. Seven things to consider before you buy into phonics programs
  47. Once Suu Kyi takes power, her party will need to re-engage the people to manage sky-high hopes
  48. Without grandmothers we might not be here at all
  49. Small business can't afford to overlook the little things in the Harper Review
  50. Whether you're listening or not, Australia is a nation of white privilege

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