Dr. Sam Maglio

Biography

Sam Maglio is a Professor of Marketing Psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough. He conducts research at the intersection of cognition, motivation, and affect, emphasizing implications for consumer behavior and well-being. His studies focus on how thinking time, language use, and emotional experiences impact consumer judgments and decisions. Sam received a B.A. in Psychology and English from Stanford University and holds a Ph.D. in Social Psychology with a specialization in Quantitative Methodology from New York University. His prior academic positions include serving as a lab manager in Human Development at Cornell University and in Psychology at Stanford University. His research interests cover a variety of topics including Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Behavioral Economics, Consumer Behavior, Consumer Psychology, Decision Making, Emotions Management, Gift Giving Psychology, and Social Psychology.

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