TALKS
2025
- Association for Psychological Science - May 2025
Altering Instrumental Learning on Social Media to Make Accuracy a Social Currency
- The Ohio State University – February 2025
Altering Instrumental Learning on Social Media - A Reinforcement Learning Perspective
- Society for Consumer Psychology Conference - February 2025
Unseen Emissions: Consumers Systematically Underestimate the Carbon Differences Among Foods
2024
- The Ohio State University (Psychology) – November 2024
Altering Instrumental Learning on Social Media to Make Accuracy a Social Currency
- AMA CBSIG Conference - July 2024
When Linguistic Perspective Dilutes Photo Helpfulness
- Yale Behavioral Decision-Making Summer Conference - June 2024
Uncertainty Perceptions and Actions and Inactions for Global Warming
- Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference - February 2024
When Linguistic Perspective Dilutes Photo Helpfulness
- Colorado Winter Conference on Marketing and Cognition - February 2024
Uncertainty Perceptions and Actions and Inactions for Global Warming
2023
- University of California, San Diego, Rady School of Management - November 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Indiana University, Kelley School of Business - November 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Association for Consumer Research Conference - October 2023
Is it Wrong to Reshare? Examining Ethical Judgments of Sharing False Information
How Bad is Your Carbon Impact? Correcting Miscalibration Promotes More Sustainable Food Choices
- University of Virginia, Darden Graduate School of Business - October 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Imperial College Business School, Fisher College of Business - October 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business - October 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- The University of Chicago, Booth School of Business - October 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Yale School of Management - October 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Vanderbilt University - September 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Duke University - September 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Rice University - September 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- The 12th Triennial Invitational Choice Symposium, INSEAD - August 2023
Why Do Consumers Share Misinformation? The Effects of Social Media Rewards and Punishments
- Yale Behavioral Decision-Making Summer Conference - May 2023
How Bad is Your Carbon Impact? Correcting Miscalibration Promotes More Sustainable Food Choices
- European Association for Consumer Research - May 2023
Words Meet Photos: When and Why Photos Increase Review Helpfulnes
- Nobel Prize Summit - May 2023
Sharing of Misinformation is Habitual, Not Just Lazy or Biased
- Society for Consumer Psychology - February 2023
Words Meet Photos: When and Why Photos Increase Review Helpfulnes
2022
- Association for Consumer Research Conference - October 2022
Sharing of Misinformation is Habitual, Not Just Lazy or Biased
Words Meet Photos: When and Why Photos Increase Review Helpfulness
- Association for Consumer Research Conference - October 2022
Sharing of Misinformation is Habitual, Not Just Lazy or Biased
- Bilkent University - October 2022
Sharing of Misinformation is Habitual, Not Just Lazy or Biased
2021
- Association for Consumer Research Conference - October 2021
The Impact of Fact-Checked Mistakes on Perceived Quality
- Society for Consumer Psychology Conference - February 2021
More Words and More Pictures: How People Communicate Experiences Visually and Verbally
- Sabanci University - February 2021
Sharing of Misinformation is Habitual, Not Just Lazy or Biased
2020
- Association for Consumer Research Conference - October 2020
More Words and More Pictures: How People Communicate Experiences Visually and Verbally
Is the Guy in Red Sneakers More Likely to Share Fake News
- Society for Consumer Psychology Conference - February 2020
Look What I am Re-Sharing: How Self-Presentation Goals Impact What Consumers Re-Transmit on Social Networks?
2019
- Marketing Science Conference - June 2019
How Perfectionism Affects the Relationship between Risk Perceptions and Purchase Intentions?
- Society for Consumer Psychology Conference - February 2019
Imagine or Not to Imagine! Do Imagery Inductions Alter Behavior? A Meta-analysis
GUEST LECTURES
- University of Southern California (undergraduate and graduate)
- Columbia University (graduate)
- Washington University in St. Louis (undergraduate)
- Boğaziçi University (undergraduate)
