Thinkers (page 7)

Consumer researcher and first author of the 2019 study that traced resistance to medical artificial intelligence to uniqueness neglect.

Professor at Stanford and co-author, with Jonah Berger, of the research on why people abandon tastes when the wrong group adopts them, including the yellow wristband field study.

R. Chris Fraley is a personality psychologist at the University of Illinois and the author of the meta-analysis that asked how stable attachment actually is over a lifetime. The answer is less…

Chris Hartgerink is first author of the 2015 meta-analysis of 120 Cyberball studies, published in PLOS ONE and covering 11,869 participants, which established the size and the generality of the…

Consumer researcher at the University of Florida, first author with Dan Uy of the five studies showing that people adjust less far away from a precise numerical anchor than from a rounded one. The…

Writer and cultural critic, author of The Extinction of Experience (2024), which argues that mediated life replaces direct experience: we now relate to the world "through information about it rather…

Information systems researcher who showed that a rating system's design shapes the ratings it collects.

Vision scientist whose work established both what the dress does reveal and what it does not.

Christopher Chabris is a psychologist at Geisinger Health System, co-author of the invisible gorilla experiment, and first author of the double-blind field replications that found nothing where the…

Christopher Ferguson is a professor of psychology and chair of the department at Stetson University, and the most persistent methodological critic of media-effects research working today. His…

Christopher Germer is a clinical psychologist in private practice and a part-time lecturer on psychiatry at Harvard Medical School through Cambridge Health Alliance. With Kristin Neff he developed…

Christopher Y. Olivola is a behavioural scientist at Carnegie Mellon University and the author of the 2018 paper in Psychological Science reporting the interpersonal sunk-cost effect: people change…