Jessica Love

Jessica Love holds a doctorate in cognitive psychology and edits Kellogg Insight at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

Anatomy of a Collision

The sudden intersection of one’s professional and parental identities can lead to a strange kind of work-life imbalance

By Jessica Love | Thursday December 22, 2022

We Need to Chat

How technology has changed the way we relate to one another

By Jessica Love | Monday September 7, 2015

Magic Fingers

Do baby sign language courses really work?

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 22, 2015

What Makes Hemingway Hemingway?

On the psychology of artistic style

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 15, 2015

On Expecting Things to Fall Apart

We understand entropy surprisingly early in life

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 8, 2015

Limericks That Leave You Hanging

When we expect to hear a rhyme and don’t

By Jessica Love | Thursday December 18, 2014

Tuesdays with Siri

By Jessica Love | Thursday December 11, 2014

How to Talk Shakespeare

By Jessica Love | Wednesday December 3, 2014

Headless Bear Walks Up to Woman; Awesomeness Ensues

The search for the perfect title

By Jessica Love | Thursday November 20, 2014

When Nouns Verb Oddly

Verb meanings are slipperier than noun meanings

By Jessica Love | Thursday November 13, 2014

Demons Where Once There Were None

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 17, 2013

Can Reading Be Unlearned?

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 10, 2013

Your Baby Is a Statistician

By Jessica Love | Thursday January 3, 2013

Derailed By “Who’s On First”

By Jessica Love | Thursday December 6, 2012

The Liberal Grammar Fanatic

By Jessica Love | Thursday November 29, 2012

Acting Like a Baby

By Jessica Love | Thursday November 8, 2012

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