Thinkers (page 51)

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…

Lynn Carol Miller is a researcher in communication and psychology and the co-author, with Nancy Collins, of the 1994 Psychological Bulletin meta-analysis of self-disclosure and liking. The paper…

Lynn Hasher is a cognitive psychologist who works on memory and cognition and the first author of the 1977 paper that reported the illusory truth effect, with David Goldstein and Thomas Toppino…

Lysann Damisch is a researcher and first author of the 2010 Psychological Science paper reporting four experiments on superstition and performance.

M. Akbari is the first author, with Mohammad Seydavi, S. Palmieri, G. Mansueto, G. Caselli and M. M. Spada, of "Fear of missing out (FoMO) and internet use: a comprehensive systematic review and…

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 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…

Maggie Watson is first author of the ten-year follow-up of a population-based cohort of women with early breast cancer, in which psychological response at diagnosis was set against later survival…

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…

Malinda Carpenter is the co-author, with Harriet Over, of a 2009 study in Developmental Science on how 5-year-olds respond after watching a shape being left out of a group.

Marketing scholar at Cornell's Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management. With Vicki G. Morwitz he published the 2005 paper on the left-digit effect in price cognition.

Marc Malmdorf Andersen is a researcher and first author of the 2020 field study of recreational fear at a haunted attraction.