Thinkers (page 114)

  • Suzanne Higgs

    Suzanne Higgs is an appetite researcher at the University of Birmingham, and her programme on memory for eating is the most useful and least cited body of work in this area. From 2002 onwards she…

  • Suzanne Kobasa

    Suzanne Kobasa is an American psychologist who introduced hardiness, a personality style associated with staying well under heavy stress, in "Stressful life events, personality, and health: an…

  • Suzanne Shu

    Suzanne Shu is a marketing researcher and the first author, with Ayelet Gneezy, of the 2010 Journal of Marketing Research paper on procrastination of enjoyable experiences. The paper found that…

  • Sweta Thota

    Sweta Thota is a researcher and co-author with Ritesh Saini of the 2010 paper on relative thinking in price comparisons.

  • Sybil Hart

    Sybil Hart appears on this site as first author of the 2002 Infancy paper on jealousy in 6-month-old infants, with Heather Carrington.

  • Sybil Yang

    Hospitality researcher at San Francisco State who studies menu and wine label design, and the first author of the 2014 paper that reported reliable decoy effects in 11 of 91 attempts.

  • Szabolcs Számadó

    Szabolcs Számadó is co-author, with Dustin J. Penn, of the 2020 Biological Reviews article on the handicap principle.

  • Szu-chi Huang

    Szu-chi Huang is a marketing researcher and the co-author, with Ying Zhang, of the 2010 Journal of Consumer Research paper on endowed versus earned progress. The paper is listed on a Stanford…

  • T. J. L. van Rompay

    T. J. L. van Rompay is a researcher and first author of the 2012 Journal of Business Research paper on retail density, need for affiliation, shopping pleasure and spending.

  • Taiichi Ohno

    Taiichi Ohno was the principal architect of the Toyota Production System, developed at Toyota between roughly 1948 and 1975 with Eiji Toyoda, and is generally credited as the originator of…

  • Tal Yarkoni

    Tal Yarkoni is a researcher in psychology and first author of a 2011 paper on large-scale automated synthesis of neuroimaging data.

  • Talya Miron-Shatz

    Talya Miron-Shatz is the first author of the 2009 paper that mapped the edges of the peak-end rule. Using large samples from the United States, France and Denmark, she found that for experiences…