Celia Gaertig

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Joseph SimmonsUniversity of PennsylvaniaVerified email at wharton.upenn.edu
Emma LevineThe University of ChicagoVerified email at chicagobooth.edu
Sonia Alguacil SánchezUniversity of Granada (Spain)Verified email at ugr.es
Robert MislavskyJohns Hopkins UniversityVerified email at jhu.edu
Joshua LewisAssistant Professor of Marketing, New York University, Stern School of BusinessVerified email at nyu.edu
Samantha KassirerKellogg School of Management, Northwestern UniversityVerified email at kellogg.northwestern.edu
Alixandra BaraschUniversity of Colorado at BoulderVerified email at colorado.edu
Maurice SchweitzerWharton School, University of PennsylvaniaVerified email at wharton.upenn.edu

Celia Gaertig

University of California, Berkeley

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judgment and decision making advice uncertainty consumer behavior


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Do people inherently dislike uncertain advice? C Gaertig, JP Simmons Psychological science 29 (4), 504-520, 2018	59	2018
Social information and economic decision-making in the ultimatum game C Gaertig, A Moser, S Alguacil, M Ruz Frontiers in neuroscience 6, 26372, 2012	41	2012
Social information and personal interests modulate neural activity during economic decision-making A Moser, C Gaertig, M Ruz Frontiers in human neuroscience 8, 31, 2014	34	2014
Extremeness aversion is a cause of anchoring J Lewis, C Gaertig, JP Simmons Psychological science 30 (2), 159-173, 2019	26	2019
Decisional autonomy undermines advisees’ judgments of experts in medicine and in life S Kassirer, EE Levine, C Gaertig Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 117 (21), 11368-11378, 2020	24	2020
When does anger boost status? C Gaertig, A Barasch, EE Levine, ME Schweitzer Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 85, 103876, 2019	17	2019
Combining probability forecasts: 60% and 60% is 60%, but likely and likely is very likely R Mislavsky, C Gaertig Management Science 68 (1), 541-563, 2022	15	2022
The psychology of second guesses: Implications for the wisdom of the inner crowd C Gaertig, JP Simmons Management Science 67 (9), 5921-5942, 2021	9	2021
Are people more or less likely to follow advice that is accompanied by a confidence interval? C Gaertig, JP Simmons Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 152 (7), 2008, 2023	3	2023
Premature predictions: Accurate forecasters are not viewed as more competent for earlier predictions. R Mislavsky, C Gaertig Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2023		2023

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