Thinkers (page 47)

Kent D. Harber is the second author of the 2005 review of teacher expectations and self-fulfilling prophecies in Personality and Social Psychology Review, written with Lee Jussim. This site uses the…

Keren Weinshall-Margel is the first author, with John Shapard, of "Overlooked factors in the analysis of parole decisions", a 2011 letter in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It…

Kevin R. Murphy is a psychologist who studies performance ratings. He is the first author of "Nature and consequences of halo error: a critical analysis", published in the Journal of Applied…

Kevin Ochsner is a social neuroscientist at Columbia University, where he chairs the psychology department and directs the Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience laboratory. He is one of the…

Writer and co-author, with Robin Hanson, of The Elephant in the Brain, a book arguing that many everyday choices serve motives we would rather not state.

Kim Corfman is a marketing researcher, listed at the Stern School of Business, New York University, on the paper, and the co-author with Priya Raghubir of a 1999 Journal of Marketing Research study…

Kim Malone Scott is an author and executive coach, and the author of Radical Candor, first published by St Martin's Press in March 2017 and issued in a fully revised and updated edition in 2019. The…

Kipling Williams built the modern experimental study of ostracism and the instrument that made it possible. Cyberball is an online ball-tossing game in which two software players simply stop…

Kitty Genovese was murdered in the Kew Gardens neighbourhood of Queens, New York, in the early hours of 13 March 1964. Two weeks later the New York Times reported that 38 of her neighbours had…

Klaus Miller is a marketing researcher at HEC Paris, the affiliation given on his working paper with Navdeep Sahni of Stanford Graduate School of Business and Avner Strulov-Shlain of the University…

Konstantinos Andriotis is a researcher and co-author of the 2015 Tourism Management study of souvenir values.

Kristin Neff introduced self-compassion to research psychology in 2003, in two papers published in the same volume of Self and Identity: one setting out the idea, one building the questionnaire that…