Thinkers (page 63)

Peter Ayton is a decision researcher and the co-author, with Hal Arkes, of the 1999 review in Psychological Bulletin that asked whether humans are less rational than other animals when it comes to…

Peter Boatwright is a marketing researcher at Carnegie Mellon University and the co-author, with Joseph Nunes, of the 2001 Journal of Marketing paper on an online grocer's assortment cuts, which…

Peter Broeder is the first author of a 2022 experiment on limited-time notices in web shops. With 208 Italian and Dutch participants, a limited-time notice did not directly raise purchase intention…

Applied mathematician working on complex systems and social contagion, co-author of the artificial music market experiment.

Peter Gollwitzer is a German social psychologist, Professor of Psychology at New York University since 1999 and, before that and since 1993, at the University of Konstanz, where he has been emeritus…

Psychologist at the University of Toronto whose work with Janet Polivy concerns how eating is regulated, including dieting, restraint and the role of outside cues. First author of the 2003 review…

Peter Muris is a Dutch clinical psychologist, Professor of Clinical Psychological Science at Maastricht University, working on childhood anxiety, developmental psychopathology and the measurement of…

Peter J. Norton is a clinical psychologist whose main body of work is on transdiagnostic cognitive behavioural treatment for anxiety disorders. He is on this site for something smaller and stranger…

Peter Schmidt is a researcher at the US National Institute of Mental Health, where the institute lists him as chief of the Section on Behavioral Endocrinology. He is the first author, as P. J…

Peter Schwardmann is the first author of "Deception and self-deception" (Nature Human Behaviour, 2019), with Joël van der Weele. In two experiments with 688 participants combined, people who…

Peter Smith is Emeritus Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Sussex and the co-author, with Rod Bond, of the 1996 meta-analysis of 133 Asch-type conformity studies across 17…

Psychologist whose study is the best argument against publishing a plateware rule.