Professor @INSEAD / Research on decision making, psychology, and organizations
Joined August 2014
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OpenAI has launched Operator, an agent that can perform tasks in your browser. I asked it to complete a Qualtrics survey I created. The results are very promising for Operator but *very* concerning for survey researchers
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People write to ask how they can help Ukraine. The country's soldiers face renewed attacks from Russia. There is a simple way to make sure that more Ukrainian soldiers survive, and to send a message that we support them: by funding armored evacuation vehicles.
snyder.substack.com/p/armore…
The Decision Sciences group at INSEAD is hiring!
More information and apply here: lnkd.in/eEmMEBZU
We are an interdisciplinary group focusing broadly on individual, group, and organizational decision making, both from quantitative and behavioral perspectives.
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Need funding to travel to SJDM from outside of the US?
The Jane Beattie Memorial Scholarship funds up to 10 awards of $750 + conference registration waivers for international travel to SJDM.
Details: sjdm.org/awards/beattie.html
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The @DataColada team has been sued by Francesca Gino for exposing the fraudulent data underlying four of her papers (she claims defamation). The legal defense could get expensive. Please join us in providing financial support for their defense.
gofundme.com/f/uhbka-support…
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Save the Date— June 1st, 2023: Virtual Inaugural SJDM Doctoral Symposium
On June 1, 2023, we will host the first EVER SJDM doctoral symposium. Targeted to PhD students interested in JDM and related fields, in any program, at any stage!
Please save the date and spread the word!
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I'm thrilled to announce that, as of today, @nature will consider Registered Reports for confirmatory research in cognitive neuroscience and the behavioral/social sciences. Please spread the word! @chrisdc77 @OSFramework @MarikeSchiffer @NatureHumBehav nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Help stop a genocide on Thinking about... snyder.substack.com/p/help-s…
A good reminder that face-saving compromises may move people away from their fundamental objectives… theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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Here is one way social scientists can help bring peace to Ukraine. Psychologists, conflict scholars, marketers, political scientists, communications folk - let’s use what we know!
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On the importance of seeing a broader context…. time.com/6164810/ukraine-is-…
“The fact that we don’t see information warfare doesn’t mean it isn’t happening, and it doesn’t mean we’ve won.” theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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⚡️CNN: Half of all Ukrainian children have been displaced since Feb. 24, according to UNICEF.
“Since the start of the war a month ago, out of every boy and girl in the country, one out of two now has had to flee their homes,” UNICEF spokesperson James Elder told CNN.
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How could Russians possibly believe and support what their government is telling them about the situation in Ukraine? @page_eco breaks down the mechanisms by which propaganda works—and when it doesn't. bit.ly/3ioHDmQ
