New publication! Our paper in Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied @apajournals.bsky.social, supported by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation identifies social interventions that reduce vaccine hesitancy linked to conspiratorial beliefs. www.researchgate.net/spotlight/69...

We’re thrilled to launch our new Kellogg (@kelloggschoolnu.bsky.social) and Dispute Resolution Research Center (@drrc-kellogg.bsky.social) website: teachwithkellogg.com! More new pedagogy will be added in 2026—we’re excited for you to explore the new website.

✨New preprint! Why do people express outrage online? In 4 studies we develop a taxonomy of online outrage motives, test what motives people report, what they infer for in- vs. out-partisans, and how motive inferences shape downstream intergroup consequences. Led by @felix-chenwei.bsky.social 🧵👇

IPHAM’s Communicating the Science Series welcomes Kellogg School professor Michael Foley on Thursday, November 13. Foley will discuss "Presenting Medical Research with Excellence: An Advanced Workshop." The one-hour event in Hughes Auditorium is free — bit.ly/47FTvKL

Glow up or blow up? ✨ When consumers feel deeply connected to a brand, even small changes can spark big reactions. Don’t miss Tim Calkins’s #KelloggInsight interview for tips on how to protect your company from rebrand backlash. Read more: kell.gg/979116

AI is booming. And so are the questions about it. Don’t miss this #KelloggInisght roundup of research from some of our faculty experts on the past, present and future of artificial intelligence. Read more: kell.gg/0aa4d8

A new article by Prof. Leo Katz and Alvaro Sandroni of Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management explains why even impartial judges can appear biased. Read “The Judging Game”: https://penncareylaw.news/3JxnoEP

Big problems. No worries? According to research by Kellogg’s Lauren Eskreis-Winkler, people believe a problem is less serious after learning how widespread it is. Understand why—and potential benefits of this phenomenon—at Kellogg Insight. #KelloggLeader kell.gg/0ftu

Last call for data-blitz and poster submission for the Computational Psychology preconference @spspnews.bsky.social! See thread below for details and hope to see you in Chicago!

The pub I work for, @kellogginsight.bsky.social, getting sprinkled into a @foodandwine.com article? C'est magnifique.

Washington, D.C.'s vending machine LitBox distributes books, with a serving of hope as local writers struggle with arts funding cuts. n.pr/4nYSLHq

When a glow-up turns into a blow-up? In a Kellogg Insight Q&A, branding expert Tim Calkins explains what Cracker Barrel did right in their recent rebranding effort—and what they could have been more aware of. kell.gg/xzl3

Excited to share the publication of “Leading the crew to Mars: Evidence from NASA HERA analog crews” in Acta Astronautica! Co-authored by Alina Lungeanu, Leslie DeChurch, Megan Chan, and Noshir Contractor (@noshir.bsky.social) Read Here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Now available from the DRRC at Kellogg: Teaching materials for the strategic card game Promotion!—perfect for undergrad, grad & exec learners. Engage students in strategy, leadership & decision-making. More info: tinyurl.com/drrcpromotion #PromotionGame #KelloggDRRC

Workplace communication isn’t one-size-fits-all. Discover why Kellogg professors say mastering these five key strategies will help you communicate more effectively. Learn more: kell.gg/2a5a40

The DRRC at Kellogg is excited to share Promotion!, an interactive card game on power, status & hierarchy. Fun, insightful, & easy to teach with full notes + tools. Currently discounted—check it out! new.negotiationexercises.com/product/prom...

In a healthy legal system, a judge’s decision is often indistinguishable from a coin flip, according to new game theory research from Prof. Alvaro Sandroni. Read why at Kellogg Insight. #KelloggLeader kell.gg/z4xh

Research led by Kellogg’s @dashunwang.bsky.social and @alexanderfurnas.com studied 40 years of data and found that the government provided more funding for science and research under Republican presidencies or when Republicans controlled the House of Representatives than under Democratic leadership.

Joining “Chicago Tonight” are Martin Eichenbaum, professor of economics at the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern University, and Phillip Braun, clinical professor of finance at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

Join us for "Teaching Negotiations the Kellogg Way" on Nov 6-7! Explore the cutting edge of negotiation education in this dynamic webinar featuring distinguished faculty from Kellogg School of Management. tinyurl.com/teachingnego... #DRRC #Negotiation #KelloggWay

Communication is critical to any well-functioning organization. In a special collection from Kellogg Insight, faculty share research and insights to offer several strategies for people to communicate effectively in any work scenario. #KelloggLeader kell.gg/fa2s

Ready to grow? Before hitting “go” on a growth strategy, founders need to make sure they are ready. Kellogg professor Carter Cast offers a pre-flight checklist for entrepreneurs. #KelloggLeader kell.gg/g4kj

New from Kellogg Insight: September 2025 open.substack.com/pub/kelloggi...

#CallForPapers - WEFIDEV-RFS-CEPR Conference Deadline: 16 Nov 2025 Where: Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois When: 18-19 Apr 2026 Dual submission option with the Review of Financial Studies available. More info: cepr.org/events/2026-... #EconSky #EconConf

Is the dollar in danger? It’s an age-old question. Professor Zhengyang Jiang explains the driving forces behind the dollar’s dominance and what could really shake its global standing. Learn more: kell.gg/a7802f

Are you interested in topics related to conflict and intergroup relations *broadly construed*? Come join us as a postdoc in the Dispute Research Research Center! This position is up to 3 years, comes with your own research funding, and a phenomenal network of past DRRC postdocs.

Social media often feels saturated with politics and morality - but is that feeling accurate? Our new paper finds that moralization has increased markedly on social media from 2013-2021, more than traditional media. See 🧵 below!

It was a delight giving a keynote on "Payment Systems and Financial Inclusion" at the Federal Reserve System Payments Researchers Annual Meeting My slides: seankhiggins.com/assets/pdf/h... Based on www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=... + a discussion of fast payments in emerging markets at the end

I don't usually post my work here anymore, because most of it is paywalled, but I'm excited to make my debut for @kellogginsight.bsky.social! I wrote about Professor Sunil Chopra's advice on how businesses can navigate the shifting tariff environment: insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/tari...

Very exciting that Review of Finance recognizes the importance of research on the future of payments and will have a special issue on this topic! revfin.org/special-issu...

It’s common to believe that AI's less creative than humans. So after people look at a piece of AI-generated art or writing, they often start to feel more confident in their own creative abilities, according to research by Kellogg’s Jake Teeny. insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/knoc...!

Lists are fun.

When are LLMs-as-judge reliable? That's a big question for frontier labs and it's a big question for computational social science. Excited to share our findings (led by @aakriti1kumar.bsky.social!) on how to address this question for any subjective task & specifically for empathic communications

To understand what happens when players compete with old teams or former teammates, Kellogg's Brian Uzzi, @noshir.bsky.social, and colleagues studied the Indian Premier League’s cricket players, teams, and match outcomes.

Very excited for our new publication in @nature.com about the difficulty of pivoting in science. In some sense, this project was my own "pivot" to engage more with a general science audience for the first time. Its really gratifying to see it in print.

🎇NEW PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENT🎇 “Love may be a many-splendored thing, but it’s also a battlefield.” So begins my "Romantic Relationships" chapter in the new, OPEN-ACCESS, Handbook of Social Psychology (6e). The chapter synthesizes what I've learned in my 28 years in the field. 🧵

TOMORROW Tues 6 May at 1 pm (CEST), we are thrilled to welcome Nancy Qian from Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University who will present her paper "​​​​​​​"Fueling" Nuclear Energy Regulations: Evidence from the Chernobyl Accident".

Awesome write up in Kellogg Insight on our paper published at #CHI2025 this week! insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/are-...

It was fantastic talking to @usatoday.com about how households can prepare for a recession If you're considering building up a savings buffer for a recession, but also have substantial credit card debt, it makes more financial sense to pay down debt than to save www.usatoday.com/story/money/...

💡New paper at #CHI2025 💡 Large scale experiment with 750k obs addressing (1) How photorealistic are today's AI-generated images? (2) What features of images influence people's ability to distinguish real/fake? (3) How should we categorize artifacts?

How do the most elite US private schools, which serve as Ivy League feeders, select their youngest members? In a new ASR article w/ @estelabdiaz.bsky.social, we show that schools explicitly design their early childhood admissions practices to identify—and exclude—disabled or neurodivergent children🧵

Small businesses don’t always take advantage of simple opportunities to improve their bottom line. Why not? @kellogginsight.bsky.social covers our research on this question in Mexico 🇲🇽 (w Paul Gertler, Ulrike Malmendier, and @waldo-tk.bsky.social) insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/why-...!

Our #WEFIDEV #webinar on #Finance and #Development is back! We are meeting on April 14, 28, and May 12, with great speakers. Have a look at our program & sign up for our mailing list: www.wefidev.com/spring-2025-... Organized w/ @giorgiabarboni.bsky.social Kim Fe Cramer & Nicola Limodio

And I know I'll be hosting a panel on AI and the future of Psychology w/ @mjcrockett.bsky.social @robbwiller.bsky.social Kurt Gray & David Yeager #spsp2025 #comppsych

Interested in a nudge that can reduce the expression of racial bias in performance evaluations? In the March issue of @nature.com, I cover excellent new work by @tristanbotelho.bsky.social, Sora Jun, Demetrius Humes, and @decelles.bsky.social. Links below: urldefense.com/v3/__https:/...

February 21 Scott R. Baker, Kellogg School of Management, “Gambling Away Stability: Sports Betting’s Impact on Vulnerable Households”

We are thrilled to share the program for the [email protected] Conference on #Finance and #Development, with an RFS dual submission! Thanks everyone for contributing. See you in March at LSE! Organized w @giorgiabarboni.bsky.social, Kim Fe Cramer, Nicola Limodio www.wefidev.com/2025-confere...

👀New preprint! In 3 prereg experiments we study how engagement-based algorithms amplify ingroup, moral and emotional (IME) content in ways that disrupt social norm learning (and test one solution!) w/ @joshcjackson.bsky.social and my amazing lab managers @merielcd.bsky.social & Silvan Baier 🧵👇

Curious how elite reproduction occurs in a more egalitarian society? Check out new work with fabulous PhD student and lead author Lisa Maria Breistein Sølvberg where we examine elite hiring in Norway.