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Christopher Y Olivola

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The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|May 9, 2019
The motivation to sacrifice for a cause reflects a basic cognitive biasChristopher Y Olivola
Psychological Science|May 12, 2018
The Interpersonal Sunk-Cost EffectChristopher Y Olivola
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|October 4, 2023
"WEIRD" societies still value (even needless) self-control and self-sacrificeChristopher Y Olivola
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making|April 6, 2013
The Martyrdom Effect: When Pain and Effort Increase Prosocial ContributionsChristopher Y Olivola, Eldar Shafir
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 19, 2009
Distributions of observed death tolls govern sensitivity to human fatalitiesChristopher Y Olivola, Namika Sagara
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|November 13, 2014
Is psychological essentialism an inherent feature of human cognition?Christopher Y Olivola, Edouard Machery
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|January 19, 2018
Numerical magnitude evaluation as a foundation for decision makingChristopher Y Olivola, Nick Chater
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|March 23, 2017
The biasing effects of appearances go beyond physical attractiveness and mating motivesChristopher Y Olivola, Alexander Todorov
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|October 18, 2008
Randomness in retrospect: exploring the interactions between memory and randomness cognitionChristopher Y Olivola, Daniel M Oppenheimer
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|June 28, 2014
Many behavioral tendencies associated with right-leaning (conservative) political ideologies are malleable and unrelated to negativityChristopher Y Olivola, Abigail B Sussman
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The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|May 9, 2019
The motivation to sacrifice for a cause reflects a basic cognitive biasChristopher Y Olivola
Psychological Science|May 12, 2018
The Interpersonal Sunk-Cost EffectChristopher Y Olivola
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|October 4, 2023
"WEIRD" societies still value (even needless) self-control and self-sacrificeChristopher Y Olivola
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making|April 6, 2013
The Martyrdom Effect: When Pain and Effort Increase Prosocial ContributionsChristopher Y Olivola, Eldar Shafir
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 19, 2009
Distributions of observed death tolls govern sensitivity to human fatalitiesChristopher Y Olivola, Namika Sagara
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|November 13, 2014
Is psychological essentialism an inherent feature of human cognition?Christopher Y Olivola, Edouard Machery
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|January 19, 2018
Numerical magnitude evaluation as a foundation for decision makingChristopher Y Olivola, Nick Chater
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|March 23, 2017
The biasing effects of appearances go beyond physical attractiveness and mating motivesChristopher Y Olivola, Alexander Todorov
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|October 18, 2008
Randomness in retrospect: exploring the interactions between memory and randomness cognitionChristopher Y Olivola, Daniel M Oppenheimer
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|June 28, 2014
Many behavioral tendencies associated with right-leaning (conservative) political ideologies are malleable and unrelated to negativityChristopher Y Olivola, Abigail B Sussman
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