Why Eating The Same Food Increases People's Trust And Cooperation
Prof. Ayelet Fishbach discusses research on how sharing food increases trust
In Choosing a Job, Focus on the Fun
Prof. Ayelet Fishbach examines ways to increase job satisfaction
When Patients Ignore Doctors' Emotions
Study co-authored by Prof. Ayelet Fischbach finds negative relationship between a patient’s need for care and regard for their doctors’ feelings
Booth study hints at how to motivate people to do what you like
In Q&A, Prof. Ayelet Fishbach discusses new study, which finds preferences can be more persuasive than actions
Why you shouldn't tell people about your New Year's resolutions
Article cites Prof. Ayelet Fishbach, who says public announcements of personal goals can backfire
Deseret News
4 Habits of People Who Follow Their Dreams
Article cites Prof. Ayelet Fishbach, who finds experienced workers use negative feedback, not positive, as motivation to pursue goals
Fast Company
Why people risk more money for uncertain rewards
Profs. Ayelet Fishbach and Christopher Hsee find uncertain rewards can be more motivating because they are more exciting
Deccan Chronicle
How To Quit Facebook Without Experiencing Withdrawal
Prof. Ayelet Fishbach co-authors study, finds people who quit Facebook have less urge to return if reminded of other social sites
