Thinkers (page 86)

Experimental psychologist whose group showed that the first encounter with an ambiguous image largely fixes what you see in it.

Michael Hogg is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Social Psychology at Claremont Graduate University and director of its Social Identity Lab. He developed uncertainty-identity theory, an account…

Michael Inzlicht is a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto and principal investigator at the Toronto Laboratory for Social Neuroscience. With Brandon Schmeichel and Neil Macrae he…

Michael Kahana appears on this site as co-author of the 2018 paper on a spacing account of negative recency in final free recall.

Michael Kardas is a researcher at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, as stated on his 2022 paper in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. The paper, written with…

Michael Karlesky is a researcher and first author of the 2014 paper on fidget widgets.

Cornell consumer behavior researcher, best known for tipping research, who co-authored the 2014 paper reporting reliable decoy effects in 11 of 91 attempts.

Michael McCall is a researcher and co-author of the 2000 meta-analysis of research on the service-tipping relationship in The Journal of Socio-Economics.

Behavioural scientist at Harvard Business School, first author of the four studies that named and tested the IKEA effect. The paper's useful contribution is its boundary condition rather than its…

Michael O'Donnell is a psychologist and marketing researcher, and the first author of the 2018 registered replication of professor priming: twenty-three qualifying laboratories, 4,493 participants…

Michael Owren appears on this site as co-author of the 2010 Communicative & Integrative Biology paper on the evolution of laughter in great apes and humans.

Michael R. Hyman is a marketing researcher and the second author, with Megan C. Good, of two papers on fear of missing out and buying: one in the Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice in 2020 and…