Assistant Professor of Marketing @MichiganRoss. A psychology-economics-linguistics enthusiast. She/Her
Ann Arbor, MI
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Akshina retweeted
Articles in Advance 11/24 (4 of 14)
"The Language That Drives Engagement: A Systematic Large-scale Analysis of Headline Experiments" by
Akshina Banerjee, Oleg Urminsky @Akshina4 @OlegUrminsky
pubsonline.informs.org/doi/1…
1/7: 📢 New pre-print alert! @mrocklage, Mohsen Mosleh, @DG_Rand and I challenge the common belief that confidence is purely a driver of misinformation susceptibility. Our results show that confidence in specific judgments might actually improve truth discernment. A 🧵👇
7/7: Check out the full report for more details and data! Access here: doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/b8w3…
Akshina retweeted
We conducted a global analysis to find out if people have different financial preferences when they are in a different emotional state. Paper out now at Nature Human Behavior, lead by Sam Pertl, with Tara Srirangarajan (both Phd students at Stanford):
rdcu.be/dSlqS🧵1/9
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We are hiring! Ross School of Business is looking for an Assistant Professor of Marketing.
The application link is apply.interfolio.com/148757
Please R/T.
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I wrote a small script for backing up all your Qualtrics surveys (.qsf files + data) locally using their API, and figured it might be helpful for someone else. It could definitely be improved, but it worked for me as a way to have a backup just in case: github.com/whryan/qualtrics_…
Can anyone point me to scholars who work on any two-stage choices, or some kind of nested decisions?
Excited to read and understand about our spending habits/personas more 😃 Shoutout to my Michigan Ross colleague @scottianrick for putting together such an amazing book!
Akshina retweeted
Interesting (and fairly depressing) results about how null effects are perceived.
Recently accepted at EJ: ‘The Null Result Penalty’ by Felix Chopra, Ingar Haaland, Christopher Roth, Andreas Stegmann doi.org/10.1093/ej/uead060 @Ingar30 @cp_roth @FelixChopra @RoyalEconSoc #EconTwitter
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Interesting initiative at JCR to help fund data collection for underfunded scholars with promising but incomplete papers. I'm very curious what kind of take-up there will be. In the meantime, spread the word...
consumerresearcher.com/jcr-i…
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Our systematic review & pre-registered meta-analysis of growth mindset interventions on academic achievement psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-… and our reply to commentaries is now out in Psychological Bulletin.
A (long) thread.
(3/4) Another incentive is that in a lot of top schools, the expectation of publication is so unrealistic that even machine-like humans won’t be able to achieve it while also being responsibly involved in the works that carries their names.