Thinkers (page 22)

  • Marcus Credé

    Marcus Credé is a psychologist at Iowa State University working on non-cognitive predictors of success and on the methodological problems that arise in that literature. He is the first author of the…

  • Marian Bakermans-Kranenburg

    Marian Bakermans-Kranenburg is a developmental psychologist and first author of the most useful paper in attachment research, which is also the one least often quoted. Pooling seventy trials of…

  • Marianne De Wolff

    Marianne De Wolff is first author of the 1997 meta-analysis that established how strongly caregiver sensitivity predicts attachment security. The answer, about six parts in a hundred of the…

  • Marilynn Brewer

    Marilynn Brewer, social psychologist and Professor Emerita of Psychology at Ohio State University, developed optimal distinctiveness theory. Her 1991 paper argued that people carry two competing…

  • Marinus van IJzendoorn

    Marinus van IJzendoorn is a developmental psychologist at Erasmus University Rotterdam and the field's most prolific meta-analyst. If a claim in attachment research has been pooled across studies…

  • Mark Armstrong

    Economist whose review of nonlinear pricing supplies the unglamorous half of the bulk-buying story.

  • Mark Leary

    Mark Leary is a social psychologist at Duke University and the second author of the 1995 paper that made the need for interpersonal attachment a fundamental human motivation rather than a…

  • Mark Levine

    Mark Levine is Professor of Social Psychology at Lancaster University, and he sits at both ends of the bystander question. He was a co-author of the 2007 paper that took the Kitty Genovese story…

  • Marlene Kritz

    Marlene Kritz is a physical activity researcher at the University for Continuing Education Krems in Austria, and the first author of the largest direct comparison of group-based and individual…

  • Marshall McLuhan

    Marshall McLuhan is the media theorist who argued that a medium's form, not its content, does the work on the people using it. His compressed version, that the medium is the message, is the founding…

  • Martin Hagger

    Martin Hagger is a health psychologist at the University of California Merced who sits at both ends of the ego-depletion story. In 2010 he led the Psychological Bulletin meta-analysis of close to…

  • Martin Lindstrom

    Branding consultant and author of Buyology (2008), which reported brain-imaging and brain-wave studies of consumers commissioned for the book, including claims about cigarette warnings and product…