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Judgment, Prediction and Advice
Trust is a Two-Way Street: Why Advisors who Trust Others are More Persuasive
With Ori Weisel Judgment and Decision Making (2025)
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Let me decide: Increasing user autonomy increases recommendation acceptance
with Lior Fink and Lorre Newman computers in human behavior (2024)
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Confidently At Your Service: Advisors Alter Their Stated Confidence to Be Helpful
With Asaf Mazar, Mordechai Hurwitz and Simone Moran Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes (2022)
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The Implicit Honesty Premium: Why Honest Advice Is More Persuasive Than Highly Informed Advice
With Shaul Shalvi Journal of Experimental Psychology: General (2020)
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A Simple Remedy for Overprecision in Judgment
With Don Moore and Carey Morewedge
Judgment and Decision Making (2010)
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The Role of Actively Open-Minded Thinking in Information Acquisition, Accuracy and Calibration
With Ilana Ritov and Barbara Mellers
Judgment and Decision Making (2013)
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Overprecision in Judgment
With Don Moore and Elizabeth Tenney The Wiley Blackwell Handbook of Judgment and Decision Making (2016)
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Social Comparison and Competitive Behavior
Winning Isn't Everything: Guilt Proneness and Competitive vs. Non-Competitive Motivation
With Dina Van Dijk, Michal Barina, Mor Krief, and Stav Rosenzweig
Journal of Personality (2024)
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Competition in Psychology and Experimental Economics
With Yoella Bereby-Meyer
The Oxford Handbook of Competition (2024)
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May the Best Man Lose: Guilt Inhibits Competitive Motivation
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes (2019)
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Is Overconfidence a Motivated Bias? Experimental Evidence
With Jennifer Logg and Don Moore
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General (2018)
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Making Sense of Overconfidence in Market Entry
With Daylian Cain and Don Moore
Strategic Management Journal (2015)
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Know Who You're Up Against: Counterpart Identifiability Enhances Competitive Behavior
With Ilana Ritov
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2014)
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Ethical Standards and Moral Judgment
Let the Fox Guard the Henhouse: How Relaxing the Three-Level Fair Value Hierarchy Increases the Reliability of Fair Value Estimates
With Ester Chen and Ilanit Gavious
The Routledge Companion to Fair Value in Accounting (2018)
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A Sorrow Shared is a Sorrow Halved: Moral Judgments of Harm to Single vs. Multiple Victims
With Daffie Konis, Kelly Saporta and Shahar Ayal
Frontiers in Psychology (2016)
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Formal and Social Enforcement in Response to Individual vs. Corporate Transgressions
With Doron Teichman and Yuval Feldman
Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2016)
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Popular Science and Media Mentions
Want Employees With a Knife Between Their Teeth? Examine How Guilty They Tend to Feel
The Marker, April 2023
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