Hvorfor har vi overdreven tillit til menneskelige eksperter - fremfor roboter som aldri gjør feil? Sjekk ut tredje episode i vår nye podkastserie med gjest Helge Thorbjørnsen, professor i Konsumentadferd ved NHH, KI-ekspert og forfatter av Tallskalle: bddy.me/3LfvxtQ

.Octopus Publishing' Monoray has scooped More. Numbers. Every. Day. How figures control our lives, a “timely and powerful investigation” by economics professors Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen into the trouble numbers can bring us, following a three-way auction: bit.ly/3qw426t

Are you interested in the psychology of groups and/or dishonesty in moral decision-making? We have a new Stage 1 registered report on the topic (led by Jareef Martuza), posted prior to journal submission & data collection. Let us know if you have suggestions for improvement 🙏

Don't miss this #RandomThingsTours Blog Tour with Octopus Publishing for #MoreNumbersEveryDay by Micael Dahlen Helge Thorbjørnsen Begins 31 March

New paper out: Do Customer Ratings Influence Consumers Who Have Already Experienced a Product? How Memory Reconstruction and Conformity Can Reshape Product Evaluations and Perceptions Journal of Advertising Research ⁦Micael Dahlen⁩ journalofadvertisingresearch.com/content/early/…

Check out our op-ed in Time Magazine about how numbers can ruin your life -> time.com/6260043/how-nu… Micael Dahlen

"Stop and think for a moment how numbers, consciously and unconsciously, make their way into your brain and influence the decisions you make every single day. Because these numbers do fool you," write Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen ti.me/407rqqm

Happy Publication Day to the wonderful, smart and witty Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen! 'More. Numbers. Every. Day.' is out in the UK today and you can get a taste for the book in this brilliant piece in TIME magazine.

More Numbers Every Day and Micael Dahlen on @SXMCanadaNow

#MoreNumbersEveryDay ⁦Micael Dahlen⁩ ⁦Helge Thorbjørnsen⁩ I feel this should be compulsory reading - such a fascinating insight into our world and how something so apparently simple can actually be a little sinister! Loved it …vegassingaboutbooksblog.wordpress.com/2023/04/04/blo…

It is my turn on the blog tour for #morenumberseveryday thanks to Random Things Tours 🇺🇦 and Octopus Publishing for my gifted copy. Don’t be put off, this book is a must read - so much to be taken from the numbers and so much to be ignored! instagram.com/p/CqqF1wFrYjq/…

Check out New York Post’s feature on our new book: ‘More Numbers Every Day’ 🙌🏻 Micael Dahlen

More Numbers Every Day by Micael Dahlén & Helge Thorbjørnsen halfmanhalfbook.co.uk/blog-tour/more… via Paul Cheney #MoreNumbersEveryDay Micael Dahlen Helge Thorbjørnsen Octopus Publishing #RandomThingsTours

1/2 New working paper! Informed by moral typecasting theory, we suggest that people are less likely to perceive big (vs. small) businesses as a *vulnerable victim*, making it seem more acceptable to cheat big businesses for selfish gain. Joint work w/ Jareef Martuza & Helge Thorbjørnsen.

Great to see #FOOLPROOF on this excellent list from Helge Thorbjørnsen of the best books on who and what influences our thoughts and behavior! shepherd.com/best-books/who…

Det ble fort fyr i teltet (og heldigvis en vesentlig mer nyansert debatt utover dagen) her…. NHH-professor tror Freia-boikotten vil spre seg: – Tydelig signal nrk.no/norge/1.164427…

We've selected More Numbers Every Day for the 2023 Non-Obvious Book Award Longlist! Congratulations to Micael Dahlen Helge Thorbjørnsen, and the entire team at Hachette Books. @non_obvious #nonobvious #incmagazine

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What version of the Good Life do people want, and *when* do they want it? Our new pre-print: People have time-inconsistent well-being preferences. -A happy life: valued consistently high -Meaning & Psychological Richness: *devalued* in present, vs. preferences for future & past

Do we believe that other people are similarly, more, or less dishonest than they truly are? Check out our new working paper on the difference between beliefs & reality, with causal implications for pro-social expectations. (w/ Jareef Martuza & Helge Thorbjørnsen) osf.io/preprints/psya…