Members & Associates

(alphabetically by first name)

(alphabetically by first name)

(alphabetically by first name)

• Adam Gorajek (Seminar Titles: Star Wars at Central Banks and An Introduction To Specification Curves And P-Curves)
• Agnieszka Tymula (2016 Workshop on Experimental Research in Social Science and Business Presentation Title: Neuroanatomy Accounts For Age-Related Changes In Risk Preferences)
• Alex Holcombe (2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Presentation Title: Registered Replications At Perspectives On Psychological Science, Open Science, And Open Publishing)
• Amirali Minbashian (Seminar Title: Lessons From Psychology: What Management Scholars Can Learn (And Have Learnt) From The Credibility Crisis in Science)
• Andreas Leibbrandt (2019 DEI Workshop Keynote Title: The Science Of D&I)
• Andreas Ortmann (2019 DEI Workshop Presentation Title: Gender Diversity And The Economy: The Causality May Go Both Ways; 2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Ethics In Individuals: (Dis)Honesty At The Micro Level – Does The Buck Stop With You?; 2016 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Behavioural Economics)
• Anna Dreber Almenberg (Seminar Title: Replications and Predicting Replication Outcomes)
• Anne Farrell (2016 Workshop on Experimental Research in Social Science and Business Presentation Title: This Is Your Brain On…Accounting? An Odyssey Into The World Of Imaging)
• Ben Newell (Seminar Title: Nudges For People Who Think; 2016 Workshop on Experimental Research in Social Science and Business Presentation Title: The Eyes Have It? Can Perceptual And Moral Decisions Be Influenced By Eye Movements?; 2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Keynote Title: Psychological Priming: Theory, Method, And Controversy)
• Bill von Hippel (Seminar Title: Discovering Your Own Name On A Wall Of Shame)
• Bob Reed (Seminar Titles: Yes, You Can Calculate Ex Post Power! and On Replications, Significance Testing, Confidence Intervals and p-Values. And Meta-Analysis Too!)
• Bonnie Wintle (Seminar Title: The repliCATS Project)
• Carsten Murawski (Seminar Title: Computational Complexity And Decision-Making)
• Chew Soo Hong (Seminar Title: A Revolutionary Understanding Of How People Make Decisions)
• Chris Donkin (Seminar Titles: Why Preregistration Is Not Worthwhile and Back To The Drawing Board)
• Chris Doucouliagos (2017 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: Finding The Power To Reduce Publication Bias)
• Clara Chen (Seminar Title: The Effects Of Directional Goals On The Perceived Credibility Of Data Analytics)
• Dan Goldstein (Seminar Title: Interpretable Artificial Intelligence)
• Daniel Friedman (Seminar Title: Varieties of Risk Elicitation)
• Daniel Lakens (Seminar Title: When It’s OK to Use P-Values to Make Dichotomous Decisions; 2018 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: Improving The Falsifiability Of Predictions)
• Danielle Navarro (Seminar Title: Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea)
• Dennis Gentilin (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Ethics In Groups: Institutional Problems And Solutions)
• Elena Keller (Seminar Title: Revealed Preference Experiment Exploring The Demand For Fertility Treatments)
• Elise Payzan-Le Nestour (Seminar Title: Neuroeconomics as “Neuropragmatism”)
• Erte Xiao (Seminar Title: Competing By Default: A New Way To Break The Glass Ceiling)
• Eva Vivalt (Seminar Titles: Uses of Forecasts in Research, How Much Can We Generalize From Impact Evaluations? and How Do Policymakers Update?)
• Fatima Jamal Khan (2019 DEI Workshop Presentation Title: The (Null) Impact Of Diversity Officers)
• Fiona Fidler (Seminar Titles: The repliCATS Project and Will This Time Be Different?)
• Frederik Anseel (Seminar Title: Can We Accomplish Both Academic And Practical Impact (And If So, How To Organise For It)?)
• Gideon Nave (Seminar Title: Does Oxytocin Increase Trust In Humans?)
• Gigi Foster (2016 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Big Theory)
• Gilad Chen (Seminar Title: The State Of The OB Science: How Are We Doing, And Can We Do Better?; Research Methods Seminar 2020: Theorising And Modelling Change Phenomena In Organisational Research)
• Gina Perry (Seminar Title: Backstage and Frontstage)
• Glenn W. Harrison (Seminar Title: Welfare Evaluation Of Insurance)
• Hazel Bateman (Seminar Title: Learning To Value Annuities: The Role Of Information And Engagement)
• Inka Eberhardt (Seminar Title: Follow The Rating: How Disclosure Affects Retirement Income Product Choices In A Discrete Choice Experiment)
• Jeanette Deetlefs (Seminar Title: On Recently Completed RCT Interventions Of The BI Unit Of The NSW Premier And Cabinet; 2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Presentation Title: How To Clean Data From MTurk Studies (And Why It Has To Be Done))
• Jie Chen (Seminar Title: Facilitating Public Goods Provision In Groups With A “Relatively Privileged” Player: The Comparative Efficacy Of Punishment And Reward)
• Joel Bank (Seminar Title: Star Wars at Central Banks)
• Joel Pearson (Seminar Title: Future Minds Lab @UNSW, Who Are We And What Are We Doing)
• John Roberts (Seminar Title: A Research Agenda for Studying the Role of Emotions in Choice Models; 2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: The Promises And Pitfalls Of Big Data; 2016 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Big Applications)
• Jonas Fooken (Seminar Title: Performance-Based Pay, Motivation, Stress And Preferences)
• Joshua Miller (Seminar Title: The Hot Hand Fallacy Fallacy)
• Julia Rohrer (Seminar Title: Not Even Unreplicable: Vague Questions & Pseudo-Heterogeneity; 2017 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: Tackling Deep-Rooted Problems Of Psychological Research)
• Kuba Tymula (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Human Super, A Super Fund Crafted For Women)
• Le Zhang (2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Presentation Title: Null Hypothesis Significance Testing And The Problem Of Underpowered Studies In Economics)
• Lionel Page (Seminar Title: The Matthew Effect: How Success Fosters Further Success)
• Malte Friese (Seminar Title: Is ego depletion real? An analysis of arguments)
• Maria Recalde (2019 DEI Workshop Presentation Title: Women In Organisations: Task Acceptance / Leadership)
• Mark Rubin (Seminar Title: Hypothesising After The Results Are Known)
• Michaela Pagel (Seminar Title: The Retirement-Consumption Puzzle: New Evidence On Individual Spending And Financial Structure)
• Mike Le Pelley (2016 Workshop on Experimental Research in Social Science and Business Presentation Title: When Goals Conflict With Values: Using Eye-Tracking To Measure Changes In Automatic Attention)
• Pamela Hanrahan (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Ethics In Individuals: (Dis)Honesty At The Micro Level – Does The Buck Stop With You?)
• Pascal Bourgeat (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Titles: Data Science Meets Behavioral Science: The Eyes-Brain Team For Behavioral Insights About The Promises And Pitfalls Of Big Data and Ethics In Groups: Institutional Problems And Solutions)
• Pauline Grosjean (2019 DEI Workshop Presentation Title: Corporate Gender Culture: How Firms Think About Gender Diversity, What They Do About It, And What Works?)
• Peter Bossaerts (Seminar Title: How Neurobiology Can Inform Decision Science: The Case Of Trading Skill)
• Rachael Meager (Seminar Title: Evidence Aggregation In The Presence Of Heterogeneity)
• Rajat Kulshresta (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: Booodl)
• Renee Adams (2019 DEI Workshop Keynote Title: Women On Boards; Seminar Title: The ABCs Of Empirical Corporate (Governance) Research; 2017 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: On The ABC Of Empirical Corporate Governance Research)
• Rob Nicholls (2017 BIBaP Roundtable Presentation Title: But The Algo Made Me Do It! Data Ethics In Algorithmically Driven Businesses)
• Robert Slonim (2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Presentation Title: Journal Of The ESA And Why It Was Started)
• Rolf Zwaan (2015 Workshop in Experimental Methods Keynote Title: P-Hacking, Replication Crisis, Meta-Analyses, Pre-Registered Studies, And Open Science)
• Sarah Walker (Seminar Title: Taking The Lab To The Field: Using Lab-in-the-Field Experiments To Inform Policy)
• Simine Vazire (2018 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: The Credibility Revolution In Psychology)
• Taisuke Imai (Seminar Title: Meta-Analysis in Behavioral Economics: The Case of Loss Aversion and Present Bias)
• Tal Yarkoni (2017 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: Improving Reproducibility And Replicability In Psychology: Lessons From The Computational Sciences)
• Thomas Pfeiffer (Seminar Title: Replication Markets In The Social And Behavioural Sciences)
• Tom Beesley (2016 Workshop on Experimental Research in Social Science and Business Presentation Title: Pros And Cons Of Using Immersive Virtual Reality In Experimental Psychology)
• Ulrich Schimmack (Seminar Title: Implicit Preferences: Do Implicit Measures Predict Your Behavior Better Than You Can?; 2018 Workshop on Research Methods in Social Sciences and Business Presentation Title: How Credible Are Published Findings In Psychology?)
• Uwe Dulleck (Seminar Title: The Case For (Economic) Theory In The Age Of Behavioral Economics)
• Vinayak Dixit (Seminar Title: Risk Perceptions In Transport)
• Will Felps (Seminar Titles: Can We Make (Business) Science Better? Validity, Efficiency, And Relevance and Solutions To The Credibility Crisis In Business Science)
• Xueting Wang (Seminar Title: Quasi-hyperbolic Present Bias: A Meta-analysis)