Research
Please see a list of my publications and working projects below. Feel free to get in touch to learn more or talk about research ideas.
Publications
Publications
Alberhasky, M & Raghunathan, R. (2023) "Skills Make You Happy: Why High (vs. Low) Skill Activities Make Consumers Happier, Yet They Do Not Choose Them" Psychology & Marketing. [link]
Alberhasky, M & Gershoff, A.D. (2023) “Trickle Down Spending: The Role of Income Inequality on Gift Spending Decisions” Journal of the Association for Consumer Research. [link]
Wardley, M & Alberhasky, M. (2021) “Framing Zero: Why Losing Nothing is Better Than Gaining Nothing.” Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics. [link]
Sadeghiyeh, H., Wang, S., Kyllo, H., Alberhasky, M., Kellohen, K., Savita, S & Wilson, R. (2020) “On the Psychology of the Psychology Subject Pool: An Exploratory Test of the Good Student Effect” Journal of Individual Differences. [link]
Sadeghiyeh, H., Wang, S., Alberhasky, M., Kyllo, H., Shenhav, A & Wilson, R. (2020) “Temporal Discounting Correlates with Directed Exploration but not with Random Exploration” Nature Scientific Reports. [link]
Alberhasky, M & Gershoff, A.D. (2023) “Trickle Down Spending: The Role of Income Inequality on Gift Spending Decisions” Journal of the Association for Consumer Research. [link]
Wardley, M & Alberhasky, M. (2021) “Framing Zero: Why Losing Nothing is Better Than Gaining Nothing.” Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics. [link]
Sadeghiyeh, H., Wang, S., Kyllo, H., Alberhasky, M., Kellohen, K., Savita, S & Wilson, R. (2020) “On the Psychology of the Psychology Subject Pool: An Exploratory Test of the Good Student Effect” Journal of Individual Differences. [link]
Sadeghiyeh, H., Wang, S., Alberhasky, M., Kyllo, H., Shenhav, A & Wilson, R. (2020) “Temporal Discounting Correlates with Directed Exploration but not with Random Exploration” Nature Scientific Reports. [link]
Working Papers and Works in Progress
"Songs Tell a Story: The Arc of Narrative for Music" (Alberhasky & Durkee). Conditionally accepted at PLoS ONE.
"Perceived Warmth and Competence of Spenders and Savers" with Joe Gladstone. "Splitting, More Wisely: Peer-to-Peer Payment Services Can Make Social Relationships More Transactional and Experiences Less Enjoyable" with Amit Kumar “Not All Add-On Fees are the Same: Consumers' Aversion to Opaque Fees” with Raj Raghunathan & Joydeep Srivastava. "Hello, Neighbor: Interactions with Weak Ties in One’s Community Increase Prosocial Behavior" with Amit Kumar. "The Instrumentality of Artificial Intelligence in Interpersonal Relationships: Integration or Alienation?" with Erik Hermann. |
|