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Arming the Donkeys
by Dan Ariely, Duke University
Duke economist and New York Times best-selling author Dan Ariely ("Predictably Irrational," "Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivations" is your host for a weekly series of informal one-on-one chats with researchers in social and natural sciences.
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The Switching Type
Companies in the electric power industry want to keep their current customers and attract new ones. But when customers move to a new residence, they often switch providers. So, what’s the most effective way to convince these customers to switch back? A recent study suggests that goal-oriented go-getters are motivated not just by saving money, but by completing a task. Julie O’Brien, a research associate at Duke’s Center for Advanced Hindsight, talks with Dan Ariely about the "switching type” of personality and a novel way to appeal to customers.
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Inheritance: What's a Fair Share?
Inheritance: What's a fair share? What’s the fairest way to divide an inheritance? Fifty-fifty? A larger share for one heir than another? Conor Artman, a research associate at Duke’s Center for Advanced Hindsight, joins Dan Ariely to talk about a recent experiment on inheritance, with interesting findings.o
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What Makes a Great Parent
Duke’s Dan Ariely talks with Erica Reischer, author and parenting coach, about how to raise respectful and responsible children.
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Chimps and Choices
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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All in the Mind
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Imaginary Memories
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Can You Be Too Good?
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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The Search for Psychopaths
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Early Gestures Predict Later Language
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Electrifying Research
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Playing by the Rules
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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The Evolution of Cooperation
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Who's to Blame?
Dan Ariely
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Handwashing and Healthcare
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Microfinance Pays Big Dividends
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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"Sharing" Online and Offline
Dan Ariely, Duke University
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Can Money Buy Happiness?
Dan Ariely, Mike Norton
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We're Only Fooling Ourselves
Dan Ariely, Mike Norton
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Cultures of Corruption
Dan Ariely, Ray Fisman
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License to Cheat
Dan Ariely, Nina Mazar
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Gluttons for Self-Punishment
Dan Ariely, Yoel Inbar
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Why Willpower Doesn't Work
Dan Ariely, Roy Baumeister
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Teddy Bears and Truthfulness
Dan Ariely, Sreedhari Desai
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Fighting Feelings of Guilt
Dan Ariely, Tom Gilovich
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How We Fool Ourselves
Dan Ariely, Zoe Chance
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The Crooked Path to Wealth
Dan Ariely, Jeff Kreisler
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Children and Cheating
Dan Ariely, Mike Norton
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Are Ethicists More Ethical?
Dan Ariely, Eric Schwitzgebel
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When Good Scientists Go Bad
Dan Ariely, Yoel Inbar
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The Bribery Index
Dan Ariely, Nina Mazar
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Decisions, Decisions
Dan Ariely, Ben Hayden
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Following Our Dreams
Dan Ariely, Carey Morewedge
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Troubled Waters
Dan Ariely, Avner Vengosh
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A Logical Look at MPG
Dan Ariely, Jack Soll
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Small Sizes Are a Big Deal
Dan Ariely, Oded Koenigsberg
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Losing Leads to Winning
Dan Ariely, Jonah Berger
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"Brain Bias" Motivates Memory
Dan Ariely, Alison Adcock
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Getting Real About Saving
Dan Ariely, Derek Koehler
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Gambling on Primate Evolution
Dan Ariely, Sarah Heilbronner
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Reducing Health Care Options
Dan Ariely, Brian Elbel
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Cheating is Par for the Course
Dan Ariely
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Monkey See, Monkey Cheat
Dan Ariely, Laurie Santos
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The Heroic Imagination
Dan Ariely, Phil Zambardo
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The Irrationality of Sports Betting
Dan Ariely, Joe Simmons
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Compromised Physicians
Dan Ariely, Ross McKinney
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Making Difficult Decisions
Dan Ariely, Simona Botti
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Too Many Transfusions
Dan Ariely, Steve Hill
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The Myth of the "Hot Hand"
Dan Ariely, Tom Gilovich
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Hot Weather, Hit Batters
Dan Ariely, Rick Larrick
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Duke economist and New York Times best-selling author Dan Ariely ("Predictably Irrational," "Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivations" is your host for a weekly series of informal one-on-one chats with researchers in social and natural sciences.
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