As spending money becomes easier (think of credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Wallet, among others), we have more opportunities to spend our money well, and to spend it not so well. In collaboration with Qapital, we have made a survey to…
a research app for smartphone scientists on the go Social science has uncovered many fascinating aspects of human behavior, from how we think as individuals to how we act in groups. We know that humans are loss averse, emotional, habit-forming creatures. We…
In an attempt to make academic research more accessible, each of these reports summarize an academic paper in plain English, and more importantly point to the implications of the findings within the context of a real world problem. Coming Soon Back to…
Links to papers my collaborators and I have written over the years. Uri Simonson, Niklas Karslsson, George Loewensein and Dan Ariely (2008) “The Tree of Experience In the Forest of Information: Overweighing Experienced Relative to Observed Information”. GAMES and Economic Behavior. Kristina…