Should photographic triage become common practice?

The perceptual basis of common photographic practice.

Photographers, cinematographers, and computer-graphics engineers use certain techniques to create striking pictorial effects. By using lenses of different focal lengths, they can make a scene look compressed or expanded in depth, make a familiar object look natural or distorted, or make a person look smarter, more attractive, or more neurotic. We asked why pictures taken with a certain focal le...

When and how should new therapies become routine clinical practice?

The process by which new therapies enter clinical practice is frequently suboptimal. Often, ideas for new therapies are generated by clinical observations or laboratory studies; therapies based on those ideas may enter clinical practice without any further scrutiny. As a consequence, some ineffective practices become widespread. This article proposes a six-stage protocol for the implementation ...

Discussion: Should Ecologists Become Bayesians?

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Should psychiatry become social neuroscience?

Should intraoperative frozen section evaluation of breast lumpectomy margins become routine practice?