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Senior Lecturer Ibrahim Keita on his current reading, favorite website, and dream job in the Fall 2024 issue of The Carlson School Magazine.
New Research
New research by Professor Kathleen Vohs shows public charitable donations are sometimes viewed as a sign of egoistic motives, such as wanting to impress people, which deters others from donating. However, the research also shows that public donations can be viewed as altruistic, such as wanting to encourage others to donate, which induces people to give. Vohs notes that organizations can aim to boost perceptions of altruism through messaging around public donations.
Emerging Trends in Self-Control and Goals
The Behavioral Economics Guide is the leading annual publication dedicated to behavioral economics and behavioral insights. Each edition features contributions from renowned scholars in the behavioral sciences and practitioners from around the globe. This year's edition features a review by Kathleen Vohs and Avni Shah on the latest in self-control and goals research, bridging the gap between theory and practice.
Institute for Research in Marketing
The Institute for Research in Marketing brings together the expertise of the Carlson School’s marketing faculty with top marketers and market research professionals from global brands, creating thought-provoking dialogue and driving the science and practice of marketing forward.
Faculty Recognition
- Associate Editor, Marketing Science (Professor Yi Zhu)
- Fellow, Association for Consumer Research (Professor Deborah Roedder John)
- Fellow, Society for Consumer Psychology (Professor Deborah Roedder John)
- Highly Ranked Scholar, ScholarGPS (Professor Kathleen Vohs)
- Outstanding Service and Teaching Contributions, Carlson School (Associate Professor Linli Xu and Senior Lecturer Corey Nelson)