Thinkers (page 48)

Kristina Murphy is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University, and first author, with Nathan Harris, of Shaming, Shame and Recidivism, a 2007…

First author of "Zero as a Special Price: The True Value of Free Products", published in Marketing Science in 2007 with Nina Mazar and Dan Ariely. The paper holds the price gap between two goods…

Kristine Beck is a finance scholar at California State University, Northridge. In 2008, while at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, she co-wrote with Bruce Niendorf Good to Great, or Just Good?…

Krzysztof Budzyń is a gastroenterology researcher. He is the first author of "Endoscopist deskilling risk after exposure to artificial intelligence in colonoscopy: a multicentre, observational…

Psychologist, first author of the 2014 experiments testing whether people treat common knowledge as a distinct cognitive category that licenses coordinated action. The same payoffs broadcast over a…

Consumer finance researcher and first author of the largest synthesis so far of whether paying without cash raises spending.

Ladislao Salmerón is a researcher in reading and digital literacy whose work is hosted on the University of Valencia's research portal. He is the last author of the 2018 meta-analysis that found a…

László Bendegúz Nagy is first author, with Ágoston Temesi, of a 2024 paper in Foods that tested how packaging colour affects perceived healthiness, premiumness, trust, sustainability and willingness…

Cognitive neuroscientist who ran the rare thing in this field: a causal test.

Laura Gee is the first author of Gee, Jones and Burke (2017), Social Networks and Labor Markets: How Strong Ties Relate to Job Finding on Facebook's Social Network, in the Journal of Labor…

Laura Macchi is first author, with Edoardo Zulato, of a 2021 Judgment and Decision Making paper arguing that the well-known reversal in the surgery and radiation problem comes from how the numbers…

Developmental psychologist, first author of the 2018 study asking when the IKEA effect appears in childhood and what drives it. Her second study found the effect not moderated by how much effort…