Behavioral Science Workshops

Invited guests, faculty, and students present current research in decision making and judgment in our workshop series. The emphasis of our workshop series is on behavioral implications of decision and judgment models.

Spring 2017 Workshop Schedule

Location: Chicago Booth Harper Center, Classroom C06
Time: Mondays, 10:10–11:30 a.m., Wednesdays, 11:45 a.m.–1.15 p.m

Monday, March 27	Presentations by Kaitlin Woolley, Franklin Shaddy, and Brian Lucas.
Monday, April 3	Mina Cikara Harvard University “Engineering opportunity: Leveraging Choice Architecture to Reduce Discrimination”
Wednesday, April 5	Liane Young Boston University “Moral Cognition in Context”
Monday, April 10	Amy Krosch Cornell University “Economic Scarcity Alters Social Perception to Promote Discrimination: Evidence from the Brain and Behavior”
Monday, April 17	Ellen Evers University of California, Berkeley “Elicitation Based Preference "Reversals"”
Monday, April 24	Nour Kteily Northwestern University “Darker Demons of our Nature: The Prevalence and Potency of Blatant Dehumanization”
Monday, May 1	Hal Hershfield UCLA Anderson School of Management “When Does the Present End and the Future Begin?”
Monday, May 8	Susan Gelman University of Michigan “Categories and Moral Reasoning”
Monday, May 15	Joe Simmons University of Pennsylvania, Wharton “TBA”
Monday, May 22	Sophie Trawalter University of Virginia “Out of Place: On the Importance of Public Space for Perpetuating (or Reducing) Social Inequity”

Many CDR members may also be interested in the schedule for the Marketing Workshop series.