Thinkers (page 92)
- Norman Triplett
Norman Triplett published the 1898 study of pacemaking and competition, taken as the start of the social facilitation research.
- Oded Netzer
Oded Netzer is a researcher and co-author of the 2020 Journal of Marketing Research paper on the polarity of online reviews.
- Ofer Azar
Ofer Azar is a researcher and author of the 2011 Judgment and Decision Making paper on relative thinking in consumer choice between differentiated goods and services.
- Olivier Toubia
Olivier Toubia is a researcher in marketing and first author of a 2013 field experiment on why people post content online.
- On Amir
On Amir appears on this site as second author of the 2008 Journal of Marketing Research paper proposing the theory of self-concept maintenance.
- Pablo Delgado
Pablo Delgado is a researcher in reading and educational psychology and the first author of the meta-analysis that settled, as far as anything in this argument is settled, whether people understand…
- Paolo Riva
Paolo Riva appears on this site as first author of the 2014 Journal of Social Psychology paper on the effects of ostracism on obedience, with Kipling Williams, Alex Torstrick and Lorenzo Montali.
- Pascaline Dupas
Co-author, with Jessica Cohen, of the 2010 Quarterly Journal of Economics randomised experiment on the price of anti-malarial bed nets in Kenya, which found that cost-sharing cut demand by 75 per…
- Paschal Sheeran
Paschal Sheeran is a health psychologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill whose subject is the intention-behaviour gap: the distance between deciding to do something and doing it…
- Patricia Greenfield
Patricia Greenfield is an American developmental psychologist, distinguished professor of psychology at UCLA and director of the Children's Digital Media Center, whose subject is how cultural and…
- Patricia Meyer Spacks
Patricia Meyer Spacks appears on this site as literary scholar and author of Boredom: The Literary History of a State of Mind, published in 1995.
- Patrick Fournier
Patrick Fournier appears on this site as co-author of the 2019 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences paper on psychophysiological reactions to news.