Media

PRINT & WEB

Recent Media Coverage of my Research:

Discover Magazine - How the Sunk Cost Fallacy Impacts Your Relationships

Mumbrella - The key to making smarter career choices in 2023

Older Media Coverage of my Research:

European Scientist - Menschen möchten nicht auf Wissen verzichten

theScore - To dream the impossible dream - and then decide it's time to let it go

Investigación y Ciencia - Nos apegamos a la información como lo hacemos con los objetos

Spektrum - Menschen hängen an Informationen wie an Gegenständen

Phys.org - Individuals value information as they do material objects

Fortune - Attracting top talent

Glossy - The modernization of James Bond’s brand partnerships

Fortune - Does your voice make you a leader?

Phys.org - New algorithmic approach predicts strong leaders

Tepper School of Business - New algorithmic approach predicts strong leaders

Financial Times - Beauty and the beastly habit of picking surface over substance

bobsullivan.net - Sunk cost: Don’t ‘throw good money after bad’

The Conversation - The ‘martyrdom effect’: why your pain boosts a charity’s gain

Monitor - Dating dilemma: Should I stay or leave

Ladders - This study explains why you are a terrible gift giver

EurekAlert! - Don't let pressure of one-upmanship dictate your gift selection

The National - Let sunk costs sink and get on a new boat

Government Executive - How To Do The Maximum Amount Of Good With The Skills You Already Have

APS - How Other People’s Investments Can Elicit the Sunk-Cost Fallacy

Ladders - This is why you’ll keep doing something you hate

Quartz - Sunk costs make us feel chained to other people’s bad decisions too

The Economist - Another’s wasted investment is as disturbing as one’s own

Pacific Standard - Republicans Vote for Candidates Who Look Republican

Time Magazine - The Sunk Cost Fallacy Is Ruining Your Decisions. Here's How

The Mercury News - Why do we stick with decisions even when they make us unhappy?

The Wall Street Journal - They’ll Donate More to Charity if You Try to Climb Everest

Big Think - How the 'sunk cost fallacy' wreaks havoc on your money and your mind

The Washington Post - Is that crowdfunding charity campaign legit?

Fatherly - Why It’s So Hard to Leave an Unhappy Relationship

Bluewin - Aus diesem Grund halten wir so oft an falschen Entscheidungen fest

The Hill - GOP voters more likely to choose candidates who ‘look’ conservative

The Atlantic - The Charity Walkathon Is Dead

Vice.com - The Twisted Reason Why We Love Restaurants that Treat Us Like Crap

PsyPost.org - Republicans are more likely to vote according to facial stereotypes

Outside - Here’s Why Athletes Love to Suffer

Psychology Today - Training is Nothing Without The Will to Act

Atlas Obscura - How to Sell a $300 Chocolate Bar

VN Express - Scientific methods help predict the outcome of the elections

BBC (Chinese) - Political Faces: How Appearance Affects Politics

Green Bay Press Gazette - Avoid these 5 charitable giving mistakes

BBC - The hidden ways that faces shape politics

NBC News - How to Help Puerto Rico Right Now

MBA Crystal Ball - Q & A with Professor Christopher Olivola

The Wall Street Journal - The Mistakes We Make When Giving to Charity

The Atlantic - The New American Face

Yahoo! Beauty - Dissecting That ‘Presidential Look’

BBC - The Human Zoo - News of an Atrocity: The Psychology of Rare Events

Voice of America - Republican Looks Win GOP Votes for Democrats

Voice of America - Who 'Looks' Like a Politician? It's Different in US and China

Bustle - 4 Reasons People Swipe Right On Dating Apps, According To Science

The Atlantic - People Are Pretty Bad at Reading Faces

Bloomberg - There's a Science of Snap Political Judgments

LA Times - Nuns in Red

BBC - Is 'Face-Ism' Spoiling Your Life?

New York Mag. - What Your Face Reveals About Your Job

Science.Mic - How to Succeed in Politics, Business or Sports

APS - The Right Face for the Job

Financial Times - Leadership: Does your face fit?

Management Issues - Does your face fit?

New York Times - The Ice-Bucket Racket

The Atlantic - The Introverted Face

Pop City - Carnegie Mellon professor explores facial preference

Today.com - Do you have a happy or angry resting face?

Science Daily - Impressions shaped by facial appearance foster biased decisions

WIRED - 8 must-read articles for 24 October

Grazia - LA FORME DU VISAGE INFLUENCERAIT NOTRE MANIÈRE DE VOIR LES AUTRES

MetroNews - Le délit de faciès existe, c'est scientifique (et dangereux) !

El Pais - Cómo nos engañan las caras

El Mundo - Los rasgos de la cara influyen en cómo juzgamos a los demás

ABC.es - El peligro de votar por la «cara»

Vanguardia - Rasgos faciales influyen en cómo juzgamos a los demás, según estudio

Zeit - Hauptsache, Sie sehen gut aus

Lenta.ru - Ученые создали лицо идеального политика

Polityka - Dlaczego nie należy oceniać ludzi po twarzy

Guokr.com - 【论文故事】面孔偏见：对这个“看脸”的世界要绝望吗？

The Philosophers’ Magazine - Why elections are literally beauty contests

The Guardian - How much of Japan's suffering can people comprehend?

The Oprah Blog - Why We Take the Hard Way Out

Runner's World - Team Effort

NPR - All Things Considered - Why Do We Give?

The Boston Globe - Give when it hurts

Miller-McCune - Republicans Like Candidates Who Look Republican

NBC News - Republican Voters Know GOP When They See It

The Washington Post - People are willing to lose money to avoid paying taxes

The Boston Globe - Loving the Republican face

The Huffington Post - How Symptoms Are Presented Online May Affect Whether We Think We Have The Disease

Fox News - Should you 'Google' your symptoms?

Newsweek - It’s Not a Tumor! The Psychology Behind Cyberchondria

MinnPost - What cyberchondriacs and gamblers have in common

The Huffington Post - On Choosing A Money Manager, Your Instincts Are Probably All Wrong

BBC China - 研究：人不可貌相，人很容易貌相

The New Republic - Lab-Conditions Tax Avoidance

The National Post - Is an 8,000-km marathon the best way to raise money?

The Toronto Star - Gruelling run across Canada for a cause ain’t what it used to be

De Standaard - Een betrouwbaar gezicht brengt geld op

Men's Fitness - People Judge Trustworthiness By Appearance

The Washington Examiner - Democrats can win--if they look like Republicans!

The Academic Minute - Appearance and Political Preference

The KnowledgeCentre - No Pain, No Gain

The Huffington Post - Why the US Presidential Election Result Will Upset You - Whoever Wins

The Wall Street Journal - Cashathon: The Rise of Charity Races

Psychology Today - Can an Introvert Really be President?

Zeit - Spender sind sich selbst am nächsten

The New Yorker - ON THE FACE OF IT: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ELECTABILITY