Post-docs
Graduate Students
Stephen Baum
Derek Brown
Andrew Choi
Kristin Donnelly
Rachel Habbert
Sonya Mishra
Michael O’Donnell
Michael Rosenblum
Derek Schatz
Daron Sharps
Daniel Stein
Gauri Subramani
Matteo Tranchero
Ned Augenblick
Associate Professor
Group: Haas Economic Analysis and Policy Group
Research interests: Ned Augenblick’s research focuses on the theoretical and empirical analysis of online markets. His dissertation examined the actions of auctioneers and consumers in the market for penny auctions, a relatively new Internet auction format in which the auctioneer makes an average revenue of 150% the value of the good. More recently, he has been studying the Amazon Mechanical Turk, an online job market for very small and repetitive jobs. Ned hopes to continue to use new technology to observe and understand online interactions in different markets.
Clayton Critcher
Associate Professor
Group: Haas Marketing Group
Research interests: Clayton studies a variety of questions in the fields of judgment and decision making, social psychology, and consumer behavior. He uses experimental methods to test how people come to understand themselves, form impressions of others, and navigate as economic, political, and moral beings in a challenging and complicated world. He attempts to make major contributions to basic theoretical development by studying questions of clear applied import to both business and public policy.
Ellen Evers
Assistant Professor
Group: Haas Marketing Group
Research interests: Ellen Evers is an assistant professor at the Haas School of Business interested in judgment and decision making, collecting, pattern perception, and moral psychology.
Ming Hsu
Associate Professor
Group: Haas Marketing Group
Research interests: Ming studies neuroeconomics, consumer neuroscience, and behavioral economics.
Don Moore
Professor
Group: Haas Management of Organizations Group
Research interests: Don Moore is a professor at the Haas School of Business interested in overconfidence, forecasting, decision making, and negotiation.
Leif Nelson
Professor
Group: Haas Marketing Group
Research interests: Leif is a social psychologist who studies judgment and decision making, enjoyment and preference, and more generally, scientific practice in experimental psychology.
Juliana Schroeder
Assistant Professor
Group: Haas Management of Organizations Group
Research interests: Juliana Schroeder is an assistant professor interested in social cognition, judgment and decision making, and interpersonal & intergroup processes
Zhihao Zhang
Postdoc
Research interests: Zhihao Zhang is a postdoctoral scholar at the Haas School of Business interested in consumer memory, decision making, neuroeconomics, and game theory.
E-mail: [email protected]
Stephen Baum
Graduate Student
Research interests: Stephen is a PhD student in Marketing. He studies judgment and decision-making, and is interested in preferences, fairness, and information asymmetries.
E-mail: [email protected]
Derek Brown
Graduate Student
Research interests: Derek Brown is a doctoral student at the Haas School of Business interested in diversity, prejudice, status, and intergroup processes.
E-mail: [email protected]
Andrew Choi
Graduate Student
Research interests: I study how culture and norms are developed/changed and how culture influences social outcomes such as status and hierarchies.
E-mail: [email protected]
Kristin Donnelly
Graduate Student
Research interests: Kristin studies judgment and decision making, perception and cognitive psychology.
E-mail: [email protected]
Rachel Habbert
Graduate Student
Research interests: Rachel’s research centers around momentum, efficacy, and performance. She is currently exploring whether ordering tasks in increasing difficulty or decreasing difficulty promotes more efficacy, and whether momentum and efficacy can affect performance outcomes.
E-mail: [email protected]
Sonya Mishra
Graduate Student
Research interests: Sonya is interested in examining how gender and racial inequalities manifest in workplace environments. Through studying the mechanisms behind prejudice and discrimination, Sonya seeks to develop intervention methods to encourage diversity and equality.
E-mail: [email protected]
Michael Rosenblum
Graduate Student
Research interests: Michael Rosenblum is a doctoral student at Haas. He studies facets of political discourse and inequality along the lines of race, gender, and class.
E-mail: [email protected]
Daniel Stein
Graduate Student
Research interests: Daniel Stein is a Ph.D. student in Management of Organizations at the Haas School of Business. He studies the attitudes and behaviors that define an individual’s commitment to their group or organization.
E-mail: [email protected]
danielhstein.com
Matteo Tranchero
Graduate Student
Research interests: Matteo is a PhD Student in Management of Organizations interested in innovation studies. His research interests are at the intersection of Management and Economics, while also exploring perspectives coming from Sociology and Behavioral Sciences.
E-mail: [email protected]