Thinkers (page 106)

Sacha Altay is a researcher and the first author of the paper 'If this account is true, it is most enormously wonderful: Interestingness-if-true and the sharing of true and false news', published in…

Sally Hibbert is a researcher and co-author of the 2002 Psychology & Marketing paper on music tempo, musical preference and restaurant patrons' behavior.

Sam Gilbert is a researcher and co-author of the 2016 review Cognitive Offloading and of a 2021 study of individual differences in offloading.

Social psychologist at the University of Cambridge, author of Foolproof and of the research programme behind the inoculation games that governments and platforms deployed. This record is specific…

Sandor Czellar is a researcher and co-author of the 2020 International Journal of Research in Marketing paper on popularity signs and consumer choice behaviour.

Sandra Grinschgl is a researcher and first author of the 2021 paper on the consequences of cognitive offloading.

Computational social scientist at Columbia Business School and author of Mindmasters (2025), a book on predicting and changing behaviour from personal data.

Sandro Sperandei is a Brazilian public-health researcher who studies physical activity adherence in unsupervised settings, which is to say in ordinary commercial gyms rather than in supervised…

Sara Protasi appears on this site as author of the 2017 Journal of the American Philosophical Association paper on the difference between envy and jealousy.

Sarah E. Berry is a nutrition scientist at King's College London and the first author of the 2020 paper in Nature Medicine from the PREDICT programme. It found that people differ enormously in how…

Sarah E. Hill is a psychologist and the lead author of the 2012 Journal of Personality and Social Psychology paper that gave the lipstick effect its first experimental test. The paper combined…

Sarah Joy Lyons is first author, with Anders Hauge Wien, of the 2017 Food Quality and Preference paper "Evoking premiumness: How color-product congruency influences premium evaluations". It found…