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Alumni Amy and Richard Wallman give $75 million to support the University of Chicago Booth School of Business
October 04, 2017
University of Chicago Booth School of Business alumna Amy Wallman, MBA’75, and alumnus Richard Wallman, MBA’74, have made a $75 million gift to the University, building upon their legacy of philanthropic support of students and faculty.
Alumni Amy and Richard Wallman give $75 million to support the University of Chicago Booth School of Business
What’s behind the taboo of doping in professional sports?
September 20, 2017
Researchers find that it’s not a question of fairness, but rather that people oppose breaking the rules and worry about potential health risks to athletes.
What’s behind the taboo of doping in professional sports?
Looking for a job? You may have only 9 days to apply
August 28, 2017
New U.S. database tracks job vacancies and applications, shedding light on the hiring process and labor market conditions.
Looking for a job? You may have only 9 days to apply
How overcoming demands on attention can help alleviate poverty
August 24, 2017
Living in poverty puts additional and overwhelming demands on attention that impair decision making; small changes in policy can make a big difference.
How overcoming demands on attention can help alleviate poverty
Why consumers make bad financial decisions, and how simple policy changes can help
August 23, 2017
New paper examines the psychological reasons that consumers make financial blunders and offers institutional remedies to help change those behaviors.
Why consumers make bad financial decisions, and how simple policy changes can help
“Holier than thou” or less evil than you? The true nature of self-righteousness
July 10, 2017
We all have encountered people who seem “holier than thou” — those who believe they are morally superior to others; in fact, we may have felt morally superior ourselves at times. If so, you’re not alone – self-righteousness is widespread.
“Holier than thou” or less evil than you? The true nature of self-righteousness
Motivating with meaningless numbers
July 05, 2017
People work harder when they see their scores accelerate, even if the number makes no sense.
Motivating with meaningless numbers
Chicago Booth and Nielsen expand relationship
June 15, 2017
Addition of advertising dataset will enable new insights and research findings.
Chicago Booth and Nielsen expand relationship