Thinkers (page 45)

Justin Gallagher is the author of "Learning about an infrequent event: Evidence from flood insurance take-up in the United States", published in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics in…

Economist and co-author, with Nicola Lacetera and Devin Pope, of the 2012 American Economic Review paper on odometer readings and used-car prices.

Kali Trzesniewski is a psychologist and the first author, with Brent Donnellan, of Rethinking Generation Me: A study of cohort effects from 1976-2006, published in Perspectives on Psychological…

Kamel Jedidi is a marketing researcher, listed at Columbia University on the paper, and the first author of the 1999 Marketing Science study in which promotions lowered brand equity and had a…

Kareem Haggag is a researcher and first author of the 2014 Default Tips study in American Economic Journal: Applied Economics.

Karen Dion is a social psychologist and the first author of "What is beautiful is good", published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology in 1972 with Ellen Berscheid and Elaine…

Karthik Rajkumar is the first author of A causal test of the strength of weak ties, published in Science in 2022, which reports randomised experiments on LinkedIn's People You May Know suggestions…

Researcher who studied, in simulation and in a large field experiment, whether recommender systems widen or narrow the range of what people buy.

Katharina Kircanski is a clinical scientist at the US National Institute of Mental Health. She is first author of the 2012 study that took the research on naming feelings out of the brain scanner…

Katharina Steiner is first author of a 2023 systematic review in the journal Foods that pooled 20 articles containing 35 studies on how packaging colour affects what shoppers think of a food's…

Katherine Burson is the first author, with Richard Larrick and Joshua Klayman, of "Skilled or unskilled, but still unaware of it", a 2006 paper that tested the Dunning-Kruger claim across 12 tasks…

Katherine Banko is the co-author, with Judy Cameron and W. David Pierce, of "Pervasive negative effects of rewards on intrinsic motivation: the myth continues", published in The Behavior Analyst in…