Thinkers (page 94)

Paul Samuelson is the economist whose coin-toss problem opens the account of broad framing in Thinking, Fast and Slow. In the book's telling, a friend would not accept a single bet to lose $100 or…

Paul Seli is a cognitive scientist at Duke University who works on mind wandering, and in particular on whether the field's headline numbers mean what they are taken to mean. His argument, made with…

Paul Smeets is a researcher and co-author of the 2017 paper on buying time and happiness.

Paul T. Costa is a personality psychologist and co-author of the 1989 Journal of Personality paper that compared the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator with the five-factor model using self-reports and…

Paul Van Lange appears on this site as co-author of the 2016 Scientific Reports paper comparing gossip and punishment and of the 2021 everyday gossip study.

Paula Pietromonaco is a researcher in psychology and co-author of a 1998 diary study of self-disclosure, responsiveness and intimacy.

Paweł Strojny is a researcher and first author of the 2020 paper on social facilitation with virtual agents.

Pedro J. Teixeira is a Portuguese exercise psychologist and professor at the University of Lisbon. He is the first author of Teixeira, Carraça, Markland, Silva and Ryan (2012), the systematic review…

Penelope Lockwood appears on this site as first author of the 1997 Journal of Personality and Social Psychology paper on the impact of role models on the self.

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…