Thinkers (page 21)

  • Leonard Peperkoorn

    Evolutionary psychologist whose three studies, covering 830 men, found no red effect on attraction.

  • Leonhard Lades

    Behavioural scientist working on sludge, and on the question of who it actually falls on.

  • Leonie Reutner

    Consumer psychologist whose study is the reason colour-in-context theory survives the collapse of its famous predictions.

  • Linda Henkel

    Linda Henkel is an American memory researcher at Fairfield University, best known for a 2014 study in which undergraduates on a museum tour remembered fewer details of the objects they photographed…

  • Lisa Bolton

    Consumer researcher at Pennsylvania State University, first author of the 2003 studies on perceptions of price unfairness. Consumers believe selling prices are substantially above fair prices…

  • Lisa Shapira

    Lisa B. Shapira is the first author of a 2010 online trial that compared a week of self-compassionate letter writing against an optimism exercise and against a control writing task. It is the most…

  • Loretta Platts

    Sociologist of work and health whose study is the reason this publication dropped the health argument against open-plan offices.

  • Lukas Röseler

    Psychologist at the University of Münster working on open science and on anchoring. He assembled the largest open collection of anchoring data available and used it to show that the measures used to…

  • Madeleine Ferrari

    Madeleine Ferrari is a clinical psychologist and academic at Australian Catholic University, working on self-compassion as a buffer against perfectionism and depression. She is first author of the…

  • Madhav Goyal

    Madhav Goyal is an internal medicine physician who led the 2014 systematic review that established, more firmly than anything before or since, how large the effects of meditation programmes actually…

  • Malcolm Gladwell

    Malcolm Gladwell is a journalist and author, best known here for The Tipping Point, 2000, and for Outliers. Two of the claims most often attached to his name need correcting, and both corrections…

  • Marcel Duchamp

    Marcel Duchamp was a French-American artist, central to Dada and later to conceptual art. In 1917 he submitted a mass-produced urinal, signed "R. Mutt," to an exhibition as a sculpture titled…