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 2018 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 26
Postdoc & Student Presentations Stephanie Chen, Mike Kardas and Amit Kumar University of Chicago
Monday, April 2
Lauren Block Professor of Marketing Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College "The Role of Essence Loss: How Sharing Affects Perceived Product Efficacy" paper 1, paper 2
Monday, April 9
Rick Larrick Professor of Management and Organization Duke University "Blinding Curiosity: Exploring the Choice to “Blind” in Evaluative Judgments"
Monday, April 16
Aner Sela Professor of Marketing University of Florida "Not My Type: Why Affective Decision-Makers are Reluctant to Make Financial Decisions"
Monday, April 23
Daniel Oppenheimer Professor of Social and Decision Sciences Carnegie Mellon University "Metaphor and Political Ideology: The Link Between Helicopter Parenting and Political Attitudes"
Monday, April 30
Rebecca Hamilton Professor of Marketing Georgetown University "Should I Pay for This Purchase or Redeem Points? Effects of Loyalty Program Design on Consumer Decisions to Redeem Points"
Monday, May 7
"TBA"
Monday, May 14
Szu-chi Huang Associate Professor of Marketing Standford University "Social Information Avoidance: When, Why, and How it is Costly in Goal Pursuit"
Monday, May 21
Anat Keinan Associate Professor of Business Administration Harvard Business School "The Imposter Syndrome from Luxury Consumption"